I Have a Sword to Cut Through the Stars

The Confucian scholar is upright, can be killed but not humiliated, standing alone on the city wall to resist thousands of cavalry; the Taoist is noble, not involved in the world of mortals, sitting and watching the sun and moon in spring and autumn for thousands of years; the eminent monk is transparent, preaching to the world, struggling in the quagmire of the world for peace of mind; the magician is upright, everything is in its own way, and seeks the world's innocence with high virtue and strict rules; the skill is profound, the world's things are calculated, and the only truth for the ages is found... The so-called biggest dandy in Jingzhou is what outsiders call him. Xia Xiran has been taught by his parents' words and deeds since he was a child, and he is calm and upright. When he was seven years old, a woman with golden eyes met him and asked Xia Xiran if he had seen the most beautiful scenery in the world. The young man was full of spring, so he said that the woman had. From that day on, Xia Xiran, who had an extra sword, had the desire to cut through the stars and see the most beautiful scenery in the world... Shangyunzhou has been in constant war for many years. Dai Viet, which is caught between several countries, has made great efforts to conquer the neighboring Wu Dynasty in one fell swoop. Now it has established a firm foothold in Shangyunzhou and is facing a new threat... (Let me encourage you all, I have a sword to cut through the stars.)