A martial-arts story set in the Honor of Kings world, with an ink-washed jianghu backdrop. It takes on a touch of fantasy later on.
The Tang dynasty shines in all its splendor, yet beneath the golden age, turbulent changes brew and undercurrents surge.
The Dragon’s Arsenal lies hidden in the depths of time. Legend has it that its secret power can turn the world upside down and change the face of the land. All manner of factions compete for it like hungry tigers pouncing on prey, each eager to claim it and pursue supremacy.
The shadow of the Prince of Zhennan lingers. His forces are entangled in conspiracies at court, like a wicked flood dragon lurking in the dark, waiting for the chance to stir up a storm and drag the bright world into endless night.
Li Bai, the sword-wielding poet and immortal who roams the world with wine in hand, uses the Green Lotus Sword as his brush and heroic passion as his paper, composing an ode to justice amid the chaos. Every strike cuts down injustice. Gongsun Li moves like a nimble butterfly, dancing through flashing blades. The threads in her hands seem to possess a will of their own, guiding the course of fate.
The red thread of fate quietly winds around them when they least expect it. A chance encounter sets their lives on intersecting paths. From then on, whether they face a road of thorns or a storm of wind and rain, they remain by each other’s side, embarking together on an unknown journey through the jianghu.
When the two finally marry and the jianghu’s feuds are settled, Li Bai will tread the path to immortality, attain the Dao, and protect the Three Realms.
It only took one second for the old farmer to accept Bai Li. The plot was really generous and well-written. I enjoyed it. Thank you teacher for your hard work ovo ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This book is super nice The author is the national service Gongsunli
Wherever there is Li Bai, there is me 😘