Broken Star Pavilion

Historical martial arts + Song and Xia intrigues + Jianghu situation + real textual research + customs and customs. The rhythm is tight. The first volume starts from the perspective of the little beggar Yadaner and goes through chapters of different styles such as Longdong, Xixia, Kunlun, Tubo, Hengshan, and Bianjing. It strives to present a carefully crafted picture of all living beings and a chivalrous picture of galloping in the rivers and lakes. There will be some writing methods in ancient classical Chinese to help restore the charm, so the amount of information may be more than the number of words. I hope everyone will not be scared away by the number of words. During the three years of Xining, Dang Xiang kept peeking at the sidelines, and the battle for reform in the court was in full swing. Ten years ago, there was a natural phenomenon. The Big Dipper split into four, and Tianji and Yuheng disappeared into the dark sky. Qin Tianjian asserted: "The signs of star splitting require dark veins to mend the sky." Since then, a secret decree has been buried deep in the Privy Council, and the Jianghu organization "Broken Star Pavilion" came into being - these secret agents with a mission, using darkness as a blade, penetrate into the texture of troubled times. When Wang Anshi's reform was as tough as iron, and the conservatives colluded with the party to secretly invade the border areas, the Broken Star Pavilion filled the gaps in the Ming Dynasty in the dark, using intelligence to break the machinations. The Star Split is not a bad omen, but the key to breaking the situation. Iron kites and horse hooves crush the ice of the Yellow River. How will the young men of Broken Star Pavilion hold their swords in the undercurrent? When personal destiny overlaps with the astrological trajectory, who can truly complete the cracked sky?