The Central Plains are engulfed in war, as the King of Beizhou rises to power. In ten years, he destroys two kingdoms.
The heir returns north, and factions from every side join forces to hunt him down. The journey stretches two thousand li, and countless people die along the way, with the bloodshed reaching all the way to Ju'an Pass in Beizhou. The world calls it the Two-Thousand-Li Road of Blood.
The Emperor of Wei-Yan dies, and the city once called the safest in the Central Plains becomes a living hell in the blink of an eye. Eight princes vie for the throne, with countless factions taking part and countless masters meeting their deaths in the capital.
At court, Zhang Qianzheng turns the tide, enacts reforms, and restores Wei-Yan to greatness.
On the battlefield, Beizhou and Zhao soldiers fight to the death, not one of them retreating until one side has been completely wiped out.
In the martial world, the Blade God enters the Asura realm with a single strike. To honor his vow, he holds off three thousand pursuers alone, voicing the fury of every swordsman under heaven…
I haven't stayed up late for a long time. I stayed up late to finish it. I haven't commented on the book after reading it for so many years. I hope the author can cheer up and give me more support. I hope you will keep writing.