Jiang Feng grew up in a slum on the outskirts of a bustling metropolis. He was obsessed with martial arts from a young age, yet could never awaken his elemental power. Then, by a twist of fate, he met a mysterious beggar. With the beggar's help, Jiang Feng drew upon the power of the heavens and gained the power of thunder.
Before long, the ancient evil demon Hundun descended into the world and, by another twist of fate, possessed Jiang Feng's younger sister, Jiang Yan. His family escaped disaster, but Jiang Feng swore to save his sister. He went to Bailuzhou, the central metropolis of the human race, to study martial arts. On the way, he unexpectedly awakened the powerful bloodline of the Vermilion Bird Demon God that had been sealed within him, unraveling the mystery of his hidden origins.
But this also led the human race to hunt him as a monstrous outcast from the demon race. The most influential among his pursuers was Kunlun Ruins of Tianshan, one of the seven ancient sects of the human race. They stopped at nothing, dragging Jiang Feng's adoptive parents and friends into the feud. They hounded his adoptive parents to death, and, because of his origins, even his sworn brother, with whom he had once shared life and death, blamed him for the human race's hatred of the demons and stabbed him in the back! Nangong Huayao, a female friend who had long been in love with him, also died taking a sword meant for him!
Overcome by rage, Jiang Feng suffered qi deviation and fell to the demonic path, nearly losing his life. At the brink of death, he was rescued by Su Li, a Nine Heavens Frostmoon Fox who had reached the demigod realm among the demon race. After enduring humiliation and eventually growing vastly more powerful, Jiang Feng flew into a rage and stormed the summit of Tianshan, standing sword in hand before Kunlun. What sparks will fly next? Five hundred words aren't nearly enough to tell the whole story. To find out what happens, look for the answers in the novel!
The descriptions of the fights are detailed, not nesting dolls, not insulting the intelligence of book friends, the characters are well established, the three views are correct, and the ultra-modern urban superpowers are high.
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