If bad luck were a talent, Wen Nian would be exceptionally gifted. Not only did she mistake her enemy for her father, she can’t fight at all. In the entire martial world, there isn’t a single person she can beat.
But who says she has to take revenge with her own hands? She’ll be the puppet master behind the scenes and watch the villains get what they deserve.
Good and evil should meet their just deserts, but in this world, it’s all too easy for good people to die and far too hard for villains to do the same.
Wen Nian is free now. She escapes the capital and sets off on a long journey through the martial world, but what’s she supposed to do when she’s broke?
Luckily, she has two living legends at her side. Wen Nian can’t fight, but these two are practically the best in the world. At the very least, they should rank among the top fighters in the martial world. Surely they can earn a little money performing in the street.
Just as she’s thinking this, the two living legends beside her seem to read her mind and shoot her warning looks.
Waaah, the living legends are scary. Better not mess with them. Maybe she really should be the one performing in the street.
Unfortunately, before she can start, an unwelcome “corpse” shows up. Wen Nian is afraid of dead bodies, but Heaven seems determined to torment her. After seeing so many, she’s grown numb to them, so she “happily” sets off with the two living legends on a journey through the martial world to solve strange cases.
A wanderer travels the world with wine, entrusting the rest of his life to rivers and seas.
Great, it’s a three-person squad. We’re saved.
The writing style is clean and honest, and the descriptions are delicate and true. It has an ancient charm and the characters are very distinct.
The writing is very good, recommended