Zhengye

Introduction to the Four Kingdoms Machiavellian martial arts novel with multiple male protagonists Xiaoyao Valley, deep in Kunlun, hides all the royal secrets and peerless inheritance. The abandoned prince Shen Lan inherited Xiaoyao's mentality and left the valley with his sword and order talisman. In the stormy rivers and lakes, he met Xiao Che, the powerful general of Beishuo, Su Jin, the wise master of Nanhua, and Dugu Heng, the young master of Jieao of Xirong. He also had the secret guard Xiao Mian who protected him life and death, and the princess Fu Jue of Beishuo who assisted him wholeheartedly. The four kingdoms are at odds with each other, power and intrigue are intertwined, and the rivers and lakes are undercurrents. The blood feud of the emperor's uncle usurping the throne, the grievances and disputes of the rebellion in the north, the sinister plot of the Nanhua court, and the desire for freedom of the Xirong tribe are unfolding in the battle of swords, swords, and wits. From the initial establishment of the bond between young people in the world, to the sharpness of returning home to quell the chaos, to the confrontation between the alliances of various countries, and finally the dust was settled in the world competition. Brotherly love, righteousness between king and subject, love for family and country, and love between sons and daughters are intertwined and collided in the whirlpool of power and martial arts legends. When the inheritance of the hidden world shines into the chess game of troubled times, the seven young men went from being strangers to knowing each other, from being opposed to joining hands, building their dominance with courage, writing a prosperous age with blood, and finally carving their legendary chapter on the picture scroll of Da Yao Jiangshan.