In the final years of Emperor Gaozong's reign in the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian held all power in her hands and seemed poised to seize the throne. Li Jingye, grandson of Li Ji, was worried for the Tang imperial house. He raised an army against Wu, but was defeated in Yangzhou and died on the battlefield, leaving behind an orphaned son. More than ten hurried years passed, and the boy grew up. After a series of extraordinary encounters, he resolved to make something of himself, avenge his father, and punish the corrupt for his country.
The road through the martial world is long, and the path through the court is winding. A man who masters martial arts can shake the world. One who saves the people from misery is a hero! See how this fine young man uses his martial arts to move the world.
I read the first chapter. The writing style is very upright. I like it +1. But the paragraphs are too confusing. Why are different characters connected in the same paragraph? It is recommended that the author re-divides the paragraphs and mark them first for this style of writing.
I originally wanted to continue throwing rumors, but found out that Dada did not sign a contract...
If you don't make a sound, that's all. If you make a blockbuster, that's my deep love for you.
High-fives and praises, this article should only be found in heaven, and it is rare to see it in the world. It is not enough to burst our hearts of admiration.
It's so kind to see King Luo Bin
I read the first chapter. The writing style is very upright. I like it +1. But the paragraphs are too confusing. Why are different characters connected in the same paragraph? It is recommended that the author re-divides the paragraphs and mark them first for this style of writing.
I originally wanted to continue throwing rumors, but found out that Dada did not sign a contract...
If you don't make a sound, that's all. If you make a blockbuster, that's my deep love for you.
High-fives and praises, this article should only be found in heaven, and it is rare to see it in the world. It is not enough to burst our hearts of admiration.