(Traditional wuxia, no transmigration, a light golden finger, no System, no harem, an ensemble cast, and a purely jianghu setting. Readers who might object, proceed with caution.)
The jianghu is dazzling and colorful, yet rife with bloodshed and schemes.
Brothers may share life and death, yet there is no shortage of betrayal, scheming, and turning against one another.
Righteousness may endure as nobly as the heavens, yet even heroes can lose heart and meet an untimely end.
Power may bring fame and fortune, yet it can also lead to a life of excess and the loss of everything one has worked for.
Amid tangled love and hate, old grudges and new feuds spanning forty years, Li Qingfeng of Meizhuang will use his sword to bring the jianghu to a final reckoning.
A legend of the past and present, the last time I watched it was in 2005. I have only read 14 chapters so far. There is nothing I can do about it. I can keep turning pages to read the stories written in saliva, but I can't scan the stories written in ink. I don't like the current image of Qingfeng Li. I didn't like it before, and I don't like it even more now. Normal novels are always like this. There are always protagonists that some people don't like. Some people don't like Linghu Chong, and some people don't like Zhang Wuji. But I'm still curious about what will happen next.
I've looked at a few pictures, and they're just like a running account. I can't understand a little bit. Goodbye, but it's not easy to create, so I'll give you 5 stars. Keep up the good work, author.