A Sword-and-Go Game Across Mountains and Rivers

This book really gets more and more exciting the more I read it! The plot of the plot is very deep. The emperor pretends to be ill, the prince colludes with the Netherworld Sect, and the Yinghuang Division fights within. Every line is buried very firmly. The most amazing thing is the multiple identity reversals. Tanhua Xie Jingchen is gentle and elegant during the day, but at night he is a bloody-robed sword owl with extreme combat power. The sense of contrast is full. The heroine Su Qinghe is also so sassy. She is at the peak of her poison skills, the best in light kung fu, and her martial arts skills are also strong. The fighting scenes are particularly graphic, the combat power system is clear and unbroken, the three masters and the top ten masters are clearly layered, and every duel is full of tension. The rhythm of the plot is tight, with Qingliu being killed, bloodshed in the capital, and the mastermind behind the scenes, Yingqi, coming to light, all interlocking and impossible to stop. The IQs of the characters are online. Ling Zhuohua's suspicion, Wei Cangxuan's depth, and the emperor's scheming. Everyone has their own calculations. It's very enjoyable to watch. The writing is smooth and grand, with a full sense of ancient style. It has both the joy of the world and the treachery of the court, and the combination of power and martial arts is just right. Definitely a must-read ancient style Machiavellian martial arts novel this year, highly recommended!

The fog locks and obscures the obstacles, and the swords fight against the mountains and rivers. Collect it first and catch up on updates as soon as possible!