Lanxi Resentment

[In the troubled times of the Northern Dynasty, the warrior Wei Zhou practiced "Jade Jue" and wandered to the Lanxi River where resentment accumulated. He eventually sank in the ghost songs and backlash and turned into the soul of the river. Weird martial arts In the troubled times of the Northern Dynasties, jade was the eyes of the Buddha and life was dust. The Blue River roars day and night, the monuments are broken, and the bones of countless jade collectors are buried in the stream. Legend has it that all the deceased people turn into the soul of the stream and sing a song every night, "I have been dead for a thousand years, but I hate entering the stream." Wei Zhou was originally a sword-wielding martial artist who learned the "Jade Jue" internal skill, but his blood changed and his meridians backfired. Passing by the Blue River, he met a figure in gray, heard a ghost song, and saw a Buddha statue looking down at the world coldly with its jade eyes. This stream, this mountain, in this desolate and cold era The light of the sword could not break away the resentment, and the sword master eventually sank to the bottom of the water. From then on, there was a new voice in Lanxi's night songs. Martial arts may not be about revenge, sometimes it is just an irresistible fall. Intention: Martial Arts