The Legend of Jiang Chen

In the world of Moxiao, during the era of the Five Barbarians and Sixteen Kingdoms, a chivalrous hero rises from obscurity. He enters the world to cultivate immortality, follows the martial path to the Dao, and cleaves open the Heavenly Gate with his sword. At last, he attains the carefree fruit of the Dao and shatters the void.

A young man leaves a cold valley with a horse, a jug of wine, a travel pack, and a sword.

He has spent ten years tempering his blade, and now its edge shines bright.

Huang Longshi plots across the land, while Ouyang Fufeng judges the martial world.

The righteous rebels of the Ming Cult rise in Jiangnan; the Tang Clan of Western Shu drinks deep of blood.

One man stands atop Mount Hua, where raging waves surge like frost and snow.

One man holds a jade sword in his hand, sending a flying blade to cleave the river in two.

One volume of The Azure Dragon Manual.

Half a volume of Carefree Wandering.

He embraces the spirit of the Taiji, forges a three-foot sword, and roams the Dao with his companions beneath three thousand azure skies.

Blood stained the whole winter red.