In this martial world where the qi path reigns supreme, Han Feng is an outcast. Neither man nor sword, he is the product of a sword-forging grandmaster’s forbidden art. Every full moon, he must endure the torment of sword qi turning against him. The orthodox sects see him as a monster, while the ambitious covet him as a divine weapon. Loneliness is his only armor. That is, until he meets Wen Wan, a woman from Wen Family Fortress whose warm inner power eases his pain. For her sake, his ruthless “Thirteen Swords of Han Feng” gives rise for the first time to the desire to protect: “Ice Shatters Spring Water.” When a blood feud from twenty years ago and a conspiracy to overturn the martial world strike at once, Han Feng must choose: will he remain a weapon that kills with a single thrust, or become a person of flesh and blood, capable of love and hate? This is a struggle for the soul between man and sword, and a journey through ice and fire to temper a hero.
