Lushan Sword Sect

Tang An: You know what? I think that line written by that kid named Li Bai in Chang'an, “Ten steps to kill a man, a thousand miles without a trace,” was tailor-made for me.

Song Gui spat out the date pit he’d been chewing for ages and scoffed. “What a show-off.”

In the jianghu, Shaolin and the Beggars’ Sect have fallen into decline and sealed off their mountain gates. The Langya Wang clan is ambitious, dreaming of uniting the jianghu. The disciples of Pear Blossom Hall run wild, the Divine Thieves’ Sect stirs up trouble, daylight has vanished, and evil spirits are on the rampage.

Beyond the jianghu, the Tang Empire flourishes, enjoying unprecedented prosperity. But the mighty general An Lushan is secretly amassing troops, plotting rebellion, while undercurrents churn throughout the realm.

With sword in hand, Tang An roams the jianghu, stepping into two turbulent worlds on the brink of chaos.