Xiao Haoyun, the fifth prince of Beili, came from time to time and his talent was unparalleled. He mastered classics at the age of two, practiced the sword technique of splitting the country at the age of six, entered the realm of freedom at the age of fourteen, and defeated thousands of swords to kill the sky at the age of seventeen. When discussing Taoism in the Jixia Academy, he looked down upon the kings; when he emerged from the Tianjian Pavilion, he shocked the world. Faced with the fight between brothers and the sword-immortal game, he used the sword as his blade and the emperor as his ambition, vowing to take charge of Beili and become the true sword master of the world.
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The writing is very messy. Even if the protagonist is the best in the world, there will still be a group of people who are not afraid of death to provoke the protagonist.
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The writing is very messy. Even if the protagonist is the best in the world, there will still be a group of people who are not afraid of death to provoke the protagonist.
The content does not match the title, and many words are *.
Looks good, love to see it
It's a mess in the back
The main characters are missing