Li Fengye came down from the mountains at eighteen and made a name for himself at nineteen. Skilled with both blade and sword, he excelled at changing tactics to face any enemy. In less than three years, he had fought bandits and pirates and helped the needy, earning a reputation as a master of both blade and sword that spread across the north.
After years of wandering the martial world, Li Fengye went alone to the capital at someone's request. He entered a tournament, won the championship, and went to meet the Prince of Jia's commandery princess. He flicked aside the beauty's veil with his sword, only to find a man standing before him.
Not only that, but the man's lovely, delicate face bore a striking resemblance to a dear friend Li Fengye had lost many years ago.
The remaining differences were a different voice, a changed physique, and Li Fengye's growing uncertainty about his own memories.
Ten years ago, his junior apprentice brother, Xie Keran, died of an illness. For three days and nights, Li Fengye was beside himself with grief.
Ten years later, with the tip of a sword pointed at his throat, the man disguised as the commandery princess smiled at him and asked, "Who are you?"
Li Fengye flew into a rage and slammed his hand on the table.
Xie Ke (Xie Mingqing) x Li Fengye
A scheming, flirtatious beauty gong & an easygoing, straightforward, handsome shou
Secret identity upon secret identity, old grievances entwined with new love; turbulent martial world, bickering enemies, and righteous deeds across the land.
A long story, estimated at 1 million characters. Plot-focused, with romance as a secondary element. Both develop slowly.
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[Notes: Everything else is fair game.]
1. Faked death. The setting is fictional and not historically researched, so please don't compare it to reality or history.
2. Volumes 1-3 are lighthearted, 4-5 mildly angsty, and 6-7 offer closure. Some ensemble cast elements. My take on wuxia, though the writing style isn't quite traditional wuxia, so read at your discretion.
3. The plot and romance change along with the characters' personalities and experiences. Not suitable for readers who strongly identify with a particular role. One-on-one, happy ending, no role reversal or splitting the couple.
*The one-line synopsis is adapted from another source.*
Theme: Life is fleeting. I urge you to cherish the one before you
When will you be back? 😭 My heart is broken when I see 🐟 hidden on 🐟, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong
"Shen Qi Dao: First" is a big bug for the author~ Missing a quotation mark
Good! I finally took the time to read the update. Is King Jia really dead? It was so sudden. It felt like it appeared, described and then disappeared in other people's mouths from beginning to end. It's also very good to stop writing for a while and organize it carefully. I just took the opportunity to review it again and look for details that I missed when I glanced at ten lines. 😳 I also feel that the latest volume is more eloquent than full of ups and downs. Maybe it's because I want to say too much and I don't want to choose? As for the point of abandoning the article, I was quite anxious at first when the scholar and Ming Qing squeezed out the toothpaste little by little, but it got better later. Knowing everything may not be good for Maple Leaf (scholar Xiao Qing thinks), maybe I can only be an understanding ghost and be confused, but I may be able to get out of it (although it may be too late and Maple Leaf has to wade through muddy waters). Hey, I was a little nervous when I saw that there had been no update for a long time. After reading the story, I felt relieved. I look forward to seeing you again in the future!
Maple leaf, you are really stupid and stupid, no wonder Mingqing calls you silly senior brother!
? Tie Tie with Ming Qing, it's great to have Maple Leaf by your side at this time. 😳
I'm so impressed. I haven't been to Jinjiang for a long time, but I've learned so much [make me healthy]
The contrast between these two episodes is so great that I have to watch them over and over again. Why does the Emperor want to blame him for King Jia's madness? It feels like there is a hidden secret. We'll have to wait and see.
I showed a horrified expression in front of the screen, this chapter was so exciting. In my mind: What is he doing? Is this right? Is this reasonable?
Teacher, I'm here to follow you
Madam, have I come to follow you?