Invincibility Starts from the Great Wall of Sword Qi

A Liang, who had been guarding the Great Sword Qi Wall for eight hundred years, watched the bones of his seventeen disciples being buried under the city in drunkenness, so he sealed his heart. He just wanted to wait until the demon clan broke through, and then accompany his old brothers. But a young man covered in blood climbed up and shouted with his eyes like daggers: "You still owe my mother a drink!" This debt call shattered his eight hundred years of drunkenness and numbness. There is regret hidden in the wine, sparks are burning in the young man's eyes, the sense of fate and tenderness are full of him, the heroic demeanor and the friendship in the world are so heart-breaking, and you will be full of energy after watching it.

A name, two generations' secrets, and an eight-hundred-year-old city wall all echoed in this trembling. The story is as cold as the wind in the frontier, but there is warmth hidden in the bones - some friendships are longer than the spirit of a sword. A frontier song forged by two generations of flesh and blood. Traveling thousands of miles to join the army, and flying through the mountains, Lin Bei climbed not only the city wall, but also the weight of his mother's past and the entire era.

The protagonist A Liang has guarded the city for eight hundred years. He seems free and easy but is actually burdened with a heavy past. The sense of fate that "some friendships are longer than swordsmanship" is particularly touching. The plot has foreshadowed it from the beginning, with strict logic and passion. Especially the moment when Lin Bei climbed up the city wall, it seemed that hope was rekindled. The author's writing style is exquisite, and he perfectly combines the joys and sorrows of the characters with the feelings of family and country. After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time. I highly recommend it to friends who like oriental fantasy and swordsman style!

The protagonist A Liang has guarded the Great Wall of Sword Qi for eight hundred years and wants to continue to do so. Until one day I met a young man named Lin Bei, who had been abstaining from alcohol for 800 years, and finally someone came to take him away. The author's narrative style is soul-stirring, complete in structure and rigorous in logic. The atmosphere is well rendered and worth reading.

The layout is continuous from the beginning, with a unified style, distinctive temperament, and strong personal recognition. The overall structure is complete and logically rigorous, with natural transitions and connections. There is neither redundancy nor haste. The narrative rhythm is relaxed and appropriate, firmly pulling the reader's emotions and reading rhythm.

A name runs through the entire story. In the main text, it only appears in the words of Lao Zhou and Lao Ding, but her shadow is everywhere. What secret is hidden behind it, and why does everyone keep silent about it? A Liang accepted a disciple again, what did that drink mean? The battle between humans and monsters, the inheritance of the city defenders. After reading it, I felt very strong. I know how to bury the hook, and I will keep chasing for these secrets.

Great book, the fights are thrilling! The story of persistence in faith and obsession with family is very attractive!

It looks good, I love watching it, and I will continue to follow it.

It is very well written, with family hatred and national hatred intertwined, creating a soul-stirring epic of immortality.

I just checked it out casually, but didn't have much hope. The results are immediately apparent, and the early preparations are not hasty or impatient, but the further you go, the more flavorful it becomes.

I have read Jianlai before and I heard that A Liang is very kind and innovative, and the story is also good. Come on, keep up the updates. Stand still, the wall is there. Keep reading, it's great

I happened to watch Sword 2 recently, and I felt particularly impressed. It made up for a lot of regrets. I give it five stars.