Daqian Jianghu Zhi 2

"Da Qian Jiang Hu Zhi" During the Jingtai period, the world seemed peaceful, but the world was undercurrent. Shen Yan, a guest in green shirt, has an unknown sword and a chivalrous heart. At the Jinghong Banquet in Luoyang, because he couldn't stand the young master of the Golden Knife Sect raping a common girl, he abolished his martial arts skills and was involved in an endless pursuit. He traveled through the mist and water of the south of the Yangtze River, avoiding the Tonglu Ferry, but was eventually tracked down by the Golden Knife Gate - on the lone boat on the Hanjiang River, the light of the sword suddenly broke through the mist and rain in the dusk mountain, and also opened the prelude to the dispute between the rivers and lakes. This is a solo journey to prove the Tao with the sword. Shen Yan's sword has no sect, but it can break through the tyranny of the Golden Sword Sect and cut off the injustice in the world; his path is staggering, but he must protect the "chivalrous" spark in his heart amidst pursuits and conspiracies. The inevitable retribution of the Golden Sword Sect is just the beginning. As he moves further and further away, more secrets hidden in the depths of the rivers and lakes, the game between the forces of good and evil, and even the undercurrents involving the court, will spread out in front of him layer by layer like the fog of the Fuchun River. Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there are grievances and grievances. With the edge of his sword, Shen Yan broke through not only the blockage of the Golden Knife Gate, but also a martial arts puzzle intertwined with conspiracy, morality, love and hatred. What he has to face is the strife of sects, the strangeness of people's hearts, the fetters of the past, and the difficult choice between "righteousness" and "life". The boat is sailing into the night, with the shadow of the sword following the waves. Let's see how the man in green shirt uses the sword in his hand to find his own chivalrous path in the turbulent rivers and lakes, so that justice can be seen and righteousness can remain.