He is Luo Qiushui, a dashing and carefree young master with a vast fortune and a talent for throwing knives.
He is Xiao Kanxue, the cold and ruthless number-one assassin, whose Seven Severing Swordsmanship is unmatched beneath the heavens.
He is Gu Changtian, one of the finest members of the assassins' league. His martial arts are exceptional, and he is a master schemer with a deep and calculating nature.
When the three of them meet, who will emerge victorious?
What grudges and passions will unfold between them?
What fate awaits each of them?
Listen: the blades of the jianghu are already ringing...
It's hard to imagine how I felt after reading this novel. The atmosphere created at the beginning and the foreshadowing in the story make people vaguely guess the development of the story, but I don't believe that the author would write it this way, but he really wrote it this way. A more appropriate setting is that although the plot development is tortuous, it is not exaggerated, and the sense of reality is eye-catching. But in terms of characters, each character is complex and multi-faceted but lacks change and development before and after. Isn't it another kind of single character?
Super beautiful, I watch it every day