The Great Wei dynasty has endured for more than five hundred years. In the north, Beimo looms like a tiger, and the borderlands are in turmoil.
Across the realm, a white-robed Confucian scholar in straw sandals walks ten thousand miles on foot. Having read ten thousand books, he wants to see every facet of human life.
In the bustling streets, a rough, destitute man frets because he can’t afford a drink, yet he alone commands forty percent of Great Wei’s martial fortune.
Amid the splendor of the capital, a man lives in seclusion deep within the imperial palace. Few know of him, and he is as old as the dynasty itself.
A young man who nearly died on the journey south is granted the Qiankun Art and a piece of Heart-Mystery Stone. After witnessing a sword strike comparable to that of an earthly immortal, he straps a sword to his waist and leaves Beihuang, heading south.
Good-looking, capable and temperamental, not much to look at
There are a lot of imitations in many places, but the overall plot is still very interesting, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is full at present, which is very interesting [please taste it carefully]
Come on, I hope I can finish this book 👍