As the dynasty nears its end, the demonic cult runs rampant.
Gu Li has spent twenty years in a martial world after transmigrating, but has never advanced beyond the Third Rank.
That changes when he takes in a little beggar boy on a rainy night, a boy carrying a mysterious golden mist.
The mist enters Gu Li’s body, sending his cultivation soaring and making him an innate martial artist.
From then on, Gu Li sets out to find others who carry the mist.
Years later, Gu Li has roamed the martial world and become invincible beneath heaven. Four disciples stand by his side.
“Master, I’m already a Grandmaster. How can I still not see through your strength?”
“Master, we’ve followed you for so long, yet we’ve never seen you use your full strength.”
“Master, would you show us what you can do today?”
Looking at those around him, Gu Li smiles faintly and raises the long sword in his hand. Calmly, he says:
“This sword is called Heaven-Splitting.”
With one stroke, the sword parts the gates of heaven.
The atmosphere of Jianghu is full of chivalry, the plot is compact and not watery, the characters are vivid, the fighting descriptions are wonderful, and the chivalrous core is touching. It is a very enjoyable martial arts book! Recommendation[top post][top post]