The people suffer through endless hardship. In these chaotic times, warfare erupts everywhere, treacherous villains hold power, foreign tribes eye the Central Plains, and innocent civilians are driven from their homes and plunged into misery.
Shen Baiyi, a modern soul, unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of The Legend of the Condor Heroes and binds himself to the Evil-Slaying God of Death System. Only by killing wicked men with the blood of civilians on their hands, traitors who betray their country, and barbarian soldiers who slaughter, burn, and plunder can he earn Purifying Karma.
Karma can be exchanged for peerless sword techniques, miraculous healing medicines, and innate talent. It can also unlock the System’s Fortune Draw.
Dressed in a plain white robe and carrying a blood-streaked sword that gleams like clear light, Shen Baiyi travels across the lands of the Great Song.
Others learn the sword to win fame in the martial world. He learns it only to wipe out the evils that plague the world;
People call anyone who kills a man every ten paces a brutal murderer, yet he keeps the people of one region safe and sound.
“My sword will never strike the old, the weak, women, or children. It is meant only to slay the wolves of this world.”
“Killing one traitor is a public service. Slaying a thousand mutinous soldiers to protect ten thousand people: with the killing sword in my hand, I will prove the way of the chivalrous heart.”
“Even if a bloody storm sweeps across ninety thousand miles, I will walk alone in white, keeping the lights of home and hearth from going out.”
From then on, the martial world has a new white-robed swordsman. Villains lose sleep at the sound of his name, while the common people see his sword and feel as if justice has finally dawned.
In Jin Yong's fan novels, the heroines in the pig's feet are licked. To be honest, after watching The Condor, I didn't think Huang Rong was beautiful at all, nor did she have anything to do with weirdness. Why did she lick her so much?
I really can't read this kind of book that has written a hundred pages and has yet to be reviewed.