The Blood of Youth: Spring Breeze Sweeps In, and the Jianghu Gets Drunk

This book is based on The Blood of Youth. Its plot and characters are the same as those in The Blood of Youth, and no canon couples will be broken up.

At the time, the land was divided into four kingdoms: Nanting, Beili, Dongling, and Xiqi. Nanting was the largest kingdom of all. Gu Yunsheng, the third prince of Nanting, was also known as Prince Chu Xian and Young Master Wen Ting, the foremost of the Ten Great Young Gentlemen. Gifted from childhood and adored by everyone, he heard stirring tales of the martial world from his master, Wen Ruoqing, and became captivated by it. At seventeen, he ventured into the jianghu and made many friends. At twenty, he prepared to marry, but his bride-to-be, Ye Hui, was murdered. After this tragedy, he withdrew from the martial world. He then learned that Bai Luo, his childhood sweetheart, had waited for him for six years. The two spent their days together, and three years later they married and had children. But when their two sons were six, Wen Ting met with disaster and nearly died. Fortunately, his master saved him. Five years later, he returned to Nanting. After five years of recuperation, he broke through to the Spirit Roaming Profound Realm and became a mighty force. An old friend from Beili asked him to escort Beili’s Sixth Prince, Xiao Chuhe, back to Tianqi to claim the throne. To repay his old friend’s kindness, Wen Ting agreed. Thus, Wen Ting returned to the martial world, where he met Xiao Se and the others, and many jianghu adventures followed… This book is divided into two volumes. The first tells the story of Wen Ting’s life before and during his near-fatal ordeal; the second follows his adventures in the martial world as he helps Xiao Se become emperor. No canon couples will be broken up, and the regrets of the original story will find their happy endings.