The Pinnacle of Swordsmanship

Mo Ming, who became a master of swordsmanship in his previous life, had material possessions but lost his true love. And because he didn't recognize people well, he mistakenly regarded the wolf and leopard as his close friend, and finally drank the poisonous wine with no solution and died in a no-man's land. Once through time He became the young master of the Mo Mansion, and his enemies also pretended to take care of his funeral arrangements. In this life, he vowed to become the strongest, to master the art of swordsmanship, to find his true love, and then to kill the shameless person with the sword. Passerby A: I heard that a princess from a country likes Mo Ming? Mo Ming: I can't afford it. Passerby B: I heard that the witch also likes Mo Ming. Client: I still can't afford it. Passerby C: I heard that a treasure has been unearthed. Mo Ming: Where? Everyone:. . . Don't you. . . ? Mo Ming had a serious face: Don't talk nonsense, I have a woman I like. Pull out the stunning beauty behind you, Everyone: No wonder. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.