This is a Wuxia online game sweeping the globe, as well as a second world where wealth can be earned and lives transformed.
Ling Yun is an ordinary player who possesses astonishing comprehension, the Dao of Naturalness, from the start.
From then on, his journey through the Jianghu is unlike anyone else’s.
With a heavy black iron sword, he grasps the truth that “a heavy sword has no edge.” With Fragrance on the Wind, he glimpses the laws of speed.
From the summit of Mount Hua to the top of the Forbidden City, his sword crosses paths with brothers, beauties, old grudges, and the Jianghu in all its complexity.
This is the lonely path of a grandmaster, and a legend that sets the blood racing.
Watch Ling Yun grasp the Dao within his heart through the sword in his hand, rising step by step to the pinnacle of this Jianghu, both real and virtual.
Pretty average. Killing a few monsters somehow ended up offending a bunch of people. If you can't beat the protagonist, you can just invite a bunch of masters, and others can be resurrected if they die, but it can't be done if the protagonist dies, right? It's like dying once will kill you. It looked baffling for a while. If you are so afraid of death, you might as well practice more internal skills before going out to play. Otherwise, the worst case scenario is that you'll die once or twice, and take the initiative next time. Anyway, you're low in level and you can't afford to die. When you can beat it, you are like a turtle with its head down, but when you can't beat it, you don't know what to do. It seemed to be inexplicable for a while. Suddenly, someone comes to intercept and kill the protagonist, and someone else comes to save the protagonist. I don't even understand where the protagonist got his stuff from, so many people are looking for it, and those who don't know it think their talent is already known. Especially the supporting characters, are all of them brainless? Forget it, too lazy to say more.
A bit messy and unclear