Holy Falcon Burning Night

Hidden in the poisonous mist of Liangyi Mountain are two people who should not meet. Li Tianxia was a hunter on the border of Da Qin. His arrows could pierce bear skin three times thick, and his stick could crack a thousand-year-old stone. However, he only wanted to hold onto his medicine hoe and his young son, and live a peaceful life for the rest of his life - until the city lord made a promise and dragged him into the killing chamber of the "Poisonous Spider House". Once he took action, the world knew what a "grand master" was. Mi Che is a secluded prince of Western Chu. Confucianism calls him a "hundred-year sage", and the Emperor of Chu regards him as a "thorn in his side." However, he hides in a mountain village with his blind wife and child, makes tea and plays the flute, and lives a life of indifference. Only late at night will he face the direction of the Chu capital and hold the dagger hidden in his sleeve tightly. Qin and Chu were originally opposed to each other, but they became connected because of a lost journey. He helped him block the poisonous poison of the Poisonous Spider Village, and he pointed out the confusion of the power struggle for him. When animal skin clothes and Confucian shirts were walking side by side on the mountain road, no one knew that this was the beginning of the storm in Kyushu. Until the soft knife of the Wild Empress pierced Li Tianxia's heart; until Mi Che dug out the unsent letter from his deceased friend's arms. When the gentle Confucian scholar in the past put on the python robe he disliked most and smashed the gate of the Chu Palace with his sword, people all over the world understood: some friendships can transcend national boundaries, overthrow thrones, and even make "saints" become the craziest avengers.