Transmigrate to Yan Yun, Starting in Liangzhou

The group portraits are solid, each character is vivid, and the pyrotechnics of surviving in troubled times are more touching than Goldfinger.

The wind in Liangzhou is full of sand, and the sand is full of human life. A group of people live in the Gobi Desert, with fast knives, few words, and hot blood. Hard core, down to earth, not wordy.

Listening to novels to learn about history makes you feel like you have traveled to an ancient battlefield in the desert. This is not a cool novel, but a martial arts epic about regret and redemption. The protagonist uses his ability to steal his masters with a single glance to avenge and rebirth those names that have been forgotten by history in the troubled times of Yanyun.