No One Understands the Martial World Better Than I Do

Also known as: A Stabbing Tour of the Jianghu.

In his first month in the jianghu, Li Jue learned what it meant to be caught in a dangerous world.

One man, one horse, one sword.

He charged headlong into the desert, made his way to the capital, and then got tricked into going to an island.

If someone called for him, he went.

When he returned to the Central Plains, it was still one man, one horse, one sword.

...Then he took a lunchbox containing a pickled bandit's head to Kaifeng Prefecture to report a crime.

His friend fanned himself and laughed. "Li Wuxia, if you're bored, go sightseeing. Why do you always use Kaifeng Prefecture to amuse yourself?"

Li Jue, who had genuinely gone to report a crime: "?"

So Li Jue once again led his horse alone, sword in hand, with several bandit heads piled on its back, and headed for the capital.

"...Are you planning a rebellion?" Another friend, who also wielded a sword, blocked Li Jue's horse with a cold expression. "If you want the Embroidered Uniform Guard to arrest you, you'd be better off letting me kill you first."

Li Jue: "...?"

Li Jue pointed at the bandit heads on the horse's back. "I'm going to the capital to report a crime."

His sword-wielding friend: "..."

No CP

What Li Jue thinks: One man, one horse, one sword, wandering the jianghu alone.

The reality: He has a whole crowd of friends, all afraid that some crook will trick Li Jue out of his horse and sword. They worry about the safety of his property, while also fearing he'll be tricked into working as someone's hired muscle.

More often than not, Li Jue gets tricked into learning a lesson and eliminating a threat, then learning another lesson and eliminating another threat... It all balances out, and he gets plenty to eat. Thanks for the hospitality.

Li Jue is highly skilled, conscientious, and a little slow-witted at first glance, but he's not stupid. He's even fairly well educated, and extremely popular.

Li Jue's courtesy name is Wuxia.

A positive-minded puppy of a man who thought his given name wasn't good enough, so he gave himself a very nice courtesy name.

Theme: A flawless piece of jade; you make your own path