The Young Marquis with the Broken Blade Still Won’t Kneel Today

It can be seen from the introduction of the book that this is a high-quality masterpiece. The author has a great imagination and no nonsense. The Chinese fantasy world, steampunk and cultivation inheritance fiercely collide. All the members have high IQs, they are neither brainless nor bloody, and they are getting more and more exciting. The general content tells the story of Xia Chen, the last orphan of the Xia family, who is cold-faced and taciturn, and only has a hundred days left to live. What left him with only these days to live was ashes. That day, Ashes handed him the life-burning device: "Wearing it will bring justice to many people. The price is, at most, a hundred days." Xia Chen did not kneel down to survive, he chose to stand and burn out. I personally ignited my final countdown. Later, they burned a drug warehouse together, broke into a theater, and evaded pursuit. Ashes watched him become weaker day by day, watched the brand on his left arm getting hotter and hotter, and watched him cough up more and more blood after every battle. "What's wrong with you?" Xia Chen asked. Ashes was silent for a long time, and his voice was hoarse: "I have considered everything, except that I don't want you to die." The ancient dynasty decayed and withered, and people with different destinies burned out their lives here. Just to stop kneeling down...

It is full of details, and the characters are very consistent with the image and full of details, and the plot is intertwined with each other, and the links are even more perfect and very reasonable.