Sword Kai Kaiyuan

Forced Wu to abdicate, the imperial capital mutiny, Li Xian abdicated the emperor, and granted peace to his death. In just eight years, the government was in turmoil, brothers killed each other, fought openly and secretly, and the blood-stained throne changed hands several times, and we just ushered in the prosperous age of Kaiyuan. The situation in the DPRK is turbulent, but what should the world do? The proud man of heaven, who is well versed in strategy, fights for power with swords, and the wanderer who wields swords uses conspiracy to dominate the world. The embryo-killing bandits are tired of fighting, and when they move to the temple, they still engage in the business of killing kings and killing kings; the high-ranking officials are despicable and flattering, and when they fall into the world, they still can't lose the skill of flattery. Identity and power are misplaced, and the court and the world are intertwined. Jianghu swordsman Pei Shuang was involved in the dispute over the throne and was imprisoned; Li Ruofan, the weak-headed prince, threw himself into the Jianghu to save his master, but little did he know that he had already fallen into the vortex of conspiracy. This is not a story of power struggle, this is not a story of martial arts. This is a human story.