The Carefree Scoundrel of the Great Song

"High in the court, he worries for his ruler; far from it, among the people, he worries for them." Neither of these lines has anything to do with Yi Feng.

When he's out in the martial world, all he wants is to live freely, so he keeps the Eight Sects, Four Schools, and Two Orders in line. What if they won't listen?

"Take out their sect first, leave two people alive, then I'll explain things to them at my leisure."

When he's high in the court, all he wants is a bigger salary and an easier life.

"What? Zhao Zhen is crying again? I've already taken Youyun and wiped out Western Xia. What could he possibly be sad about? Tell him to suck it up."

"What? He can't have a son? What does that have to do with me?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.