([Single heroine] + [Martial Arts Group Portrait] + [Strategy] + [Double Strong])
That year, he was the second highness with amazing talent and beauty. He climbed to the eighteenth floor of a building in one night, and his sword energy overwhelmed all the flowers in the city.
That year, he stood up for the poor family and angered Tianyan. The master broke his pipa bones with his own hands and was exiled to the northwest, becoming a useless person.
Three years later, he returned to the world under the name "Yu Chen".
He has no identity or foundation, but he is involved in a shocking chess game in which ordinary people are sacrificed and imperial power is used as bait.
Xie Yueshu, the Qingmei Sword Immortal, protected him on his journey to the west, while Sun Xiu of Tingxue Pavilion was waiting for him in the capital.
If the building collapses, then build a bridge on the ruins; if the sword is broken, then use the spine as the front.
"My name is Yu Yunchen, and I'm back - not only do I want to complete this hundred thousand miles of mortal world, but I also want to change my way of living in this world."
Reader comments
I've read a few chapters, and I think they get better and better the further they go. The author keeps it tight and doesn't want to be a eunuch.
Big boost to the author, the female protagonist is really well written. I hope Yun (male protagonist) and Yue (female protagonist) can have more plots where the two of them get along, their respective battle plots, and the two of them fighting side by side.
Very good. Come on, boss.
Very well written, keep it up
I came here for the sake of the group. Honestly, it's well written. Especially in the scene between the heroine and the monk, all living beings interacted with each other.
Has the author been restricted? [Crying] [Crying] Why is no one reading it [Crying] [Crying]
The pace of this book is moderate, the plot is fascinating, and the writing is sophisticated. It is a rare good article. The only shortcoming is probably that the title and word count are too few. I look forward to more exciting follow-up.
It's a quick update, I can't imagine what I would do without this book, Watasi, Onegai! The content of this book is ups and downs, the writing is sophisticated, the plot is fascinating, and the emotions are delicate and flowing. It is really a rare good book.
I've read a few chapters, and I think they get better and better the further they go. The author keeps it tight and doesn't want to be a eunuch.
Big boost to the author, the female protagonist is really well written. I hope Yun (male protagonist) and Yue (female protagonist) can have more plots where the two of them get along, their respective battle plots, and the two of them fighting side by side.
Very good. Come on, boss.
Very well written, keep it up
I came here for the sake of the group. Honestly, it's well written. Especially in the scene between the heroine and the monk, all living beings interacted with each other.
Has the author been restricted? [Crying] [Crying] Why is no one reading it [Crying] [Crying]
The pace of this book is moderate, the plot is fascinating, and the writing is sophisticated. It is a rare good article. The only shortcoming is probably that the title and word count are too few. I look forward to more exciting follow-up. It's a quick update, I can't imagine what I would do without this book, Watasi, Onegai! The content of this book is ups and downs, the writing is sophisticated, the plot is fascinating, and the emotions are delicate and flowing. It is really a rare good book.