Lin Yizhi, who traveled through time through martial arts and perfected the flawless evil-proofing swordsmanship (Yin-Yang version of the Sunflower Book), became a master of martial arts. In response to the help of his relatives, he went to Yangzhou to test the residual poison in the clothes and confirmed that Mrs. Wang was the mastermind behind Jia Min's death. He recognizes the orphan Daiyu as his nephew and passes on the I-Ching bone seal and uses Li Guishou to treat the innate physical weakness. He also uses the investigation of the salt tax case to overthrow four salt merchants in Yangzhou and pursue the Lin family's millions of inheritance from the Rongguo Mansion.
Reader comments
A book that needs to be discontinued.
I kept saying that I would kill this and that, but I kept refusing to kill, and gave up if I didn't wait any longer.
It started out okay. The protagonist becomes more and more idiotic later on. For the sake of the plot, they deliberately look for trouble and engage in confusing fights.
A book that needs to be discontinued.
I kept saying that I would kill this and that, but I kept refusing to kill, and gave up if I didn't wait any longer.
It started out okay. The protagonist becomes more and more idiotic later on. For the sake of the plot, they deliberately look for trouble and engage in confusing fights.