An epic masterpiece tracing how the legendary martial world emerged from the great schools of thought that contended during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, then evolved into the flourishing schools of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism during the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. It is also a fantasy novel of mystery, romance, and inspiration. Set against a backdrop of martial-arts stories and history, it follows the trials of family, love, study, and martial training to portray the growing pains, joys, and hardships of youth, as well as their journey of diligent practice, overcoming confusion, surpassing themselves, and finding meaning in life. The story blends warriors, heroes, swordsmen, immortals and Buddhas, history, the martial world, and mythology, while revealing the rankings of ancient martial-world sword heroes and the ranks and titles of the immortals.
I'm completely confused by what I've seen; I'm a bit bewildered.
That's outrageous; it's confusing and makes the reader lose track of things. It's pointless.