When war breaks out in troubled times, Qingshuang, the master of Xuanji Pavilion, realizes that his ascension to martial arts was originally a millennium scam. Every time the Nine Heavenly Tower is opened, the Demon Lord's seal is weakened by 10%, and the entire volume of "Tianji Jue" is actually engraved on the skulls of past pavilion masters. She brought her childhood sweetheart, the prince Mu Huaizhou, and her demon-turned-senior brother, Xie Yunzhao, to overcome the blood debt of eight lifetimes, only to discover that her twin sister, Qingxue, had long since become the demon lord's vessel.
Mu Huaizhou gouged out his eyes and killed the dragon, using the bones of the emperor to repaint the mountains and rivers; Xie Yunzhao endured the pain of devouring his soul and refined half of his soul into the jade seal of the country; Qing Shuang gathered the corpses of the eighth generation to make a sword, but in the ninth heaven, he glimpsed the evil of nature. On the day of Nirvana, the remnant consciousness of Qingxue emerged from the fire of karma - the baby bells exchanged under the moon that year were originally to change the fate of my sister against the will of heaven.
In the end, Qingshuang melted the soul of the ninth generation to mend the crack in the sky, Mu Huaizhou sealed the ground of Huangling Town in ice, and Xie Yunzhao transformed into a star to guard the ruins. A hundred years later, the East China Sea is tidal, and a blind harpist knocks on the ruins of the mountains and seas, and the newly born phoenix egg reflects the peach blossom rain when the three first met. And in the cracked inscription, the sentence "Different paths lead to the same destination" vaguely glows with golden light...
Reader comments
The female martial arts works are quite eye-catching. The opening chapter is quite exciting and contains a lot of foreshadowing. I hope the author will not miss any holes and fill them all in!
The female martial arts works are quite eye-catching. The opening chapter is quite exciting and contains a lot of foreshadowing. I hope the author will not miss any holes and fill them all in!