Fanfiction
The original work is Qingchuan Da's "Wei Shuaiwang's Jianghu" series. I have been following it for ten years and it is one of my favorite ancient martial arts novels.
This article uses their descendants as the protagonists, and the continued story and character relationships continue from the original work (interested readers can go to Qingchuan Dadai's column).
A quick review:
In an ancient space of fictional history, the land of China was divided into North and South countries, and the protagonist of the story was born in the North. The Northern Kingdom is dominated by the Leng family, the leader of the martial arts alliance, the Jiang family, the leader of the imperial court, and the Murong family, which has the highest military value. However, the Leng family has a peerless genius - Wei Shuaiwang, the protagonist of the original work. He used his own efforts to support Princess Fuyao to ascend to the throne, defeat the Southern Kingdom, expand the territory, unify the demon sect, and create an unprecedented peaceful age in the Northern Kingdom.
The character in this article, Wei Tianran, is the daughter of Wei Shuaiwang's adoptive father, Wei Xing. The original work spans a very long time. Based on the setting that women in ancient times reached adulthood at the age of thirteen or fourteen, the actual age difference between generations is not much. . .
Character relationships:
Wei Shuaiwang x Jiang Fuyao (couple) - Jiang Nian (eldest son) - Wei Leyong (second son) "Yong Bu Yi" tells the story of the second son
Jiang Nian
Wei Xing x Mei Huan (couple) - Wei Tianran (eldest daughter) - youngest son - no name in the original work
Leng Qiu (the emperor, elder, and powerful figure of the Leng family)--Leng Lan (the eldest daughter)--Leng Buyi (the eldest son)
Han Qing x Nalan (couple) - Leng Dongchen (adopted son) x Leng Lan (couple) - Han Xiao (parent and child) x Xiaoshuang (Fuyao's adopted daughter)
Intention: The disputes between rivers and lakes will never end, and each generation has its own mission.