The Divine Dragon Flying Dagger

The martial world has never lacked for masters. What it lacks is a blade that can be wielded with a clear conscience. Wang Xiaoqing is a newcomer to the martial world, but his uncanny flying dagger skills quickly make him famous. They also draw him into a vast conspiracy spanning both the martial world and the imperial court. From a battle of wits at a gambling den in Jinling, to rescuing the emperor atop Mount Tai, to slaying a demon on Huangshan's peak, his blade cuts through the fog time and again, bringing him ever closer to the heart of the truth. But a reputation for chivalry can be a shackle. As like-minded allies gather around him, as he is forced to choose between personal vengeance and justice, and as Mongol cavalry and undercurrents in the martial world converge, Wang Xiaoqing finally understands: the blade in his hand can kill and save, but it cannot cut through the national and familial grievances or the treachery of human hearts that roll through this world. So he grips his blade and establishes the Seven Righteous Alliance. From then on, he no longer walks his path alone. From Jiangnan to the northern frontier, from the martial world to the battlefield, from “Wang Xiaoqing, the Divine Dragon Flying Dagger” to “the Greatest Hero Under Heaven”: This is the story of a blade's quest for a clear conscience, and of a band of people carving a ray of light through a corrupt age in a blood-and-fire legend. Once drawn, the blade knows no regret. Chivalry endures. His journey through the martial world has only just reached its most turbulent point.