My name is Long Xiaotian. I grew up on Mount Hua, where I was adopted and raised by my master, Qingsongzi, but I know nothing about my own family background. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, a terrible drought struck, and the White Lotus Sect launched an uprising to save the people from suffering. On my master's orders, I sent out invitations to the other martial arts sects, hoping to form an alliance and help the White Lotus Sect overthrow the Yuan Dynasty. On the way, I met a girl named Wu Min and fell in love with her.
I visited all the sects and learned from their masters, honing my skills until people called me an unrivaled young hero. I was admired, beloved, and popular. The daughter of the Kunlun Sect leader took a liking to me and wanted to marry me, while the female leader of the Beggars' Guild openly confessed her feelings. But I turned them both down, because Wu Min was the only one I loved.
But to my shock, the girl named Wu Min, whom I had fallen in love with on the road, turned out to be a princess of the Yuan Dynasty. She had used my feelings in an attempt to destroy the martial world, and had indirectly caused my master's death. But I can't believe she is that kind of person. Her love for me is sincere, and she must have had her reasons for doing this. But should I believe her? Should I continue this tangled relationship?
This book is well written, but the love and romance content is a bit disgusting and has too many secondary content. But overall, it is still very well done, and it is a traditional martial arts novel.