Tease the Heir Apparent, Marry the Bluebird.
After transmigrating to another world, Lei Zhao becomes the adopted son of Xu Xiao, King of Beiliang, and the last heir to the secluded sword sect Tianjian Pavilion on the border. Burdened with debts of gratitude to his family and country and armed with a sign-in System, he swears to protect Beiliang's peace with the sword in his hand as turmoil rises once more across the Liyang martial world.
Awakening amid the ruins of his sect from the start, he gains the supreme legacy of the Taixuan Scripture, wields the divine sword Yuanhong, and forges an innate sword physique. Returning to the Prince of Beiliang's manor, he is childhood friends with Xu Fengnian, known as the “Greatest Scoundrel Under Heaven,” and a brother who would entrust his life to him. He respects his adoptive father, Xu Xiao, and is willing to be the sharpest sword in his hand. To Xu Zhihu, gentle on the outside but strong within; Xu Weixiong, both revered and feared; and Xu Longxiang, pure by nature, he is dependable family.
He comprehends the sword at Listening Tide Pavilion and vies with Nangong for renown. In Liangzhou City, he tests his sword, and the name of Sword Prodigy begins to shine. Through rainy nights in the martial world, his sword flashes like thunder. He befriends Wen Hua, encounters Li Chungang by chance, and makes his name known far and wide. On the battlefield between Liang and Mang, he commands wind and thunder with his sword, breaks enemy ranks, and slays their generals, becoming the “Thunder Sword” immortal whom his foes dread.
Yet the martial world is more than blades and bloodshed, and family and country need faith to protect them. From relying on the System's sign-ins to attaining perfect clarity of the sword heart, from protecting one household to caring for the whole nation of Beiliang, Lei Zhao's path of the sword is one of growth and choice, and of finding a place to belong and peace of mind in a turbulent age.
This is the story of a stranger in a world of snow, proving the Way through the sword and protecting the bonds and warmth he holds dear.
The content is very interesting, and the titles of each chapter are very poetic.