A Jianghu orphan who knows nothing of his own origins is abandoned by his cold and heartless master. Adrift in the martial world, he endures perilous adventures and trial after trial until, by a stroke of fate, he meets a relative. This relative takes him to guard the frontier and fight the northern invaders, and he rises to become a distinguished figure at the emperor's side. But when he returns to the Jianghu, he discovers that the leader of a major martial sect looks exactly like him. Everyone believes they are twin brothers. And so, the only family he has ever known suddenly becomes the enemy who murdered his parents, plunging the mystery of his birth into even greater confusion. How will he face one upheaval after another? How will he confront the enemy who raised him for ten years? How will he roam the martial world with his sword, weather bloody passions, and unravel the mysteries hidden behind twists and turns?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When you write traditional martial arts novels in Feinu, aren't you looking for death?
The title and introduction of this book are very martial arts style.