Yitian: Legend of the Wolf King

When Yang Dingtian, the thirty-third leader of the Ming Cult, took over the throne, Cao Can, the deputy leader, ran away angrily because he failed to win the position of leader. He founded the Maitreya Sect on the Mingyuan Peak of Kunlun Mountain to compete with the Ming Cult. For five years, the Maitreya Sect and the Mingjiao Sect fought for orthodoxy, with constant wars and numerous casualties. At that time, Yang Dingtian had a group of young heroes with high martial arts skills and high spirits, including Yang Xiao, Fan Yao, Wei Yixiao, Dai Qisi, Xie Xun and others, as well as a girl called Ku'er. Ku'er was originally a fisherman girl by the Lingjiang River. She was abandoned by her parents when she was young. Her appearance was injured by a sharp weapon, leaving a deep scar on her face. Later, he was rescued by Gu Hongzi and became his disciple Cheng Zhen, a descendant of Cheng Ying. She is smart and talented. She has taught herself the art of battle and formation, and has a number of unique skills. By chance, he joined the Ming Cult, made outstanding military exploits, and was named the "Red-Eyed Wolf King." When she was a girl, she was madly in love with Fan Yao but couldn't get her. The latter two went through many disasters and fell in love with each other for a long time. Ji Xiaofu, a heroine of the Emei sect, has a resolute personality, soft on the outside but strong on the inside, kind and beautiful, and is highly valued by Master Miejie. Later, when he set foot in the world, he became attached to Yang Xiao because of a piece of Yaoguang white crystal, and he fell in love with Yang Xiao deeply. She dared to love and hate, and moved forward bravely in the pursuit of love, even if she gave up her great future. However, due to the prejudice between good and evil and the hatred of killing her mother, she left Yang Xiao and gave birth to a daughter for him and named her Yang Buhui. Once you enter the Jianghu, you cannot return. In the midst of endless intrigues and bloody battles, Ku'erwu wrote the legend of the Wolf King that has been passed down through the ages. Purpose: Deep love between sisters, deep love between brothers, and deep love between husband and wife