Martial Arts Novels Flow Like Horses and Rivers

Content introduction of the martial arts novel Zongma Liuyinghe: "Drinking Horses and Flowing Rivers" contains politics, romance, and martial arts. It is not politically in-depth, but the writing is as thorough as possible. The seemingly abrupt ending gives people a strong shock, but it cannot be questioned. The powerful ending wraps up the story well and completes the character's character and destiny well without falling into any trap. Chun Ruolan, a willful and beautiful "Chun Xiao Tai Sui" by the Liuying River, developed a deep love for Jun Wuwei through several encounters. At this time, King Zhu Gaoxu of Han wanted to marry Chun Ruolan as his concubine, but due to desperation, Chun Ruolan was forced to get married. Jun Wuwei is actually the emperor's youngest son living among the people, and Han Wang Zhu Gaoqiang is his elder brother. Between the realm of love and righteousness, Jun Wuwei not only hated the cruelty of King Han, but also cared about the feelings of flesh and blood. After marriage, Chun Ruolan still went her own way, enduring great psychological torture but able to remain as pure as jade, loyal and single-minded, and would never give in to the King of Han. On the one hand, Jun Wuwei endured the pain of his lover marrying another man, but on the other hand, he fell in love with Shen Yaoxian of Yaoguang Palace. He went to the palace to advise the emperor, and at the same time he was hostile to Yaoguang Palace. During this period, he was accompanied by his friend Miao Renjun. In the end, Li Wuxin, the master of Yaoguang Palace, discovered that Jun Wuwei was actually his son. The King of Han was executed by the emperor, and Chun Ruoshui regained his freedom. However, Jun Wuwei married Shen Yaoxian and gave birth to a son. Chun Ruoshui died sadly by the Liuhua River.