During the bloody battle for the survival of the sect, Luo Fan, a disciple of Shushan, died, and his soul was attached to the sword he held during his lifetime. A hundred years later, he was forged into a sword spirit by the thunder and fire of heaven and earth, and traveled around the world. From then on, it was his duty to subjugate demons, punish rape and eliminate evil, act chivalrously and defend the law of heaven, and he became a swordsman.
During the three dynasties of Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, heroes emerged in large numbers, and they were trapped in the changing times of troubled times, or in the legends of the world where they were half asleep and half awake. How will Luo Fan deal with it?
When the Taoist mind, sword nature, and personality diverge, and faith begins to waver, where is the path?
PS: It involves Jin Guwen's novel, which is not time-travel. Because the pit took too long, the original plot was deleted. There are only two worlds of "Four Famous Catchers" and "Yitian"
The Shushan background setting of the protagonist is partly from Xiansan Film and Television, and some are made up from my imagination. Please do not take it seriously.
If you haven't seen it, it won't affect your reading. It also contains some original plots and fantasy fairy tales. It is mainly a transitional chapter between the two chapters and will not be confused with the martial arts plot. If you don't like it, you can skip it.
The update is currently being resumed, and the update time is uncertain, but it will definitely be completed.
I took it every few months and updated it once...
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