In the fifth year of Chongning under the Great Song, the Sheng family estate in Xixia was wiped out. Six-year-old Ye Qihui lost his home and family, but was rescued by Divine Marquis Zhuge and taken in as a disciple of the Free-and-Easy Sect. Frail from childhood, he could only practice basic martial arts.
Thirteen years later, during the ancestral rites, Ye Qihui learned that he wasn’t frail at all: he had been poisoned with a parasite, and had less than a year to live.
To hunt down the culprits behind his family’s massacre, Ye Qihui decided to leave the mountain and search for clues.
Three hundred and sixty days a year, the winds cut like knives and the frost and swords bear down without mercy…
Setting: Based on the original Heroes Who Are Heroes and a player character from the online game Justice. The male lead is a native of this world, but has a cheat ability. He’s on the verge of death yet roams the whole map. (Nine Spirits skills.) Plus a few original additions.
Lei Chun: Clearer in snow, more radiant after frost. (The novel’s personality, with the drama’s appearance.)
The author's writing style is amazing. I really like the creation of the heroine and the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists. It's very beautiful.
I can actually see a subject that I wanted to read but thought no one had written about it. It's so well written (like from the top ten mobile game professional masters, the leader of the first gang, and the chief god [like this post])
The career line is not inked, and the emotional line is not delayed, it is very delicate. The pacing is also very good.
It's very well written. I read it in one sitting. It's the first book I've read about Lei Chun.
I like it. The emotional line is so beautiful.
It's good, but why do I feel that the plot has basically not changed from the original work?
When to resume
What happened, author, why was it removed from the shelves?
It's really beautiful, so real
Has the author saved the manuscript?