Born into a martial arts family, the young man’s father is the current leader of the martial arts world. But he has always hated practicing martial arts, until his beloved is murdered and his father is arrested. From then on, the martial world is swept up in bloodshed and chaos.
Resolute, the young man sets out on the path of martial arts. He masters peerless techniques, rescues his father, restores peace to the martial world, and eventually unifies it, becoming the first person ever recorded in the history books.
“Though wild winds may rise from the earth, I’ll ride them for ten thousand miles.”
There is no history here, no court politics, only the martial world, with its chivalry and tenderness. The martial world is like a dream, and if so, then life is wonderful too.
The plot is compact and the logic is clear, but the writing is average, but what needs to be expressed is expressed, and the flaws are not concealed. This is one of the better martial arts novels I have read in a while, and I recommend it! The subsequent plots are getting better and better, and the writing has also improved. Good looking good looking
Like, like, like! A great book, nice to listen to 👍👍👍👍👍