Ask the Sword's Heart

First, this is a traditional martial arts novel. Second, this is a martial arts novel with three male protagonists. Third, this is a martial arts novel that focuses on visuals and character creation. Fourth, this is the first novel in the series. It only reveals a corner of the fictional world for everyone. I haven't written the rest yet, so I don't dare to brag too much, but I do have ambitions. Protagonist 1: Han Feng, a disciple of Kunlun, has a tough temperament, a natural gate, and an intermittent internal energy. (Character growth occurs throughout the book.) Protagonist 2: Ji Qianhong, the chief of Chunyang Palace, has a cold face and a warm heart. He looks like an immortal in white clothes but is troubled by worldly feelings. (Appears very early, the main plot is in the third volume.) Protagonist 3: Yin Yunxi, a disciple of Wan Jianzhong, a conspicuous person who is both wise and brave, flamboyant and handsome, and everyone is jealous of him. He is surrounded by many mysteries. (The second volume is simply his personal show.) The dynasty was in its prime, the martial arts in the Central Plains dominated the world, and the demons and monsters could only lurk in the dark. (The next few parts will open up the perspective of the middle and later stages of the dynasty, but I haven't written it yet, so I'll brag first.) Wind and snow in Kunlun, mist and rain in Jiangnan, Miao territory and hundreds of thousands of mountains The vast grassland, the yellow sands of the Western Region, the imperial city and the red dust palace Let us follow the growth of the three protagonists and unfold this picture of rivers and lakes together. [Reading Tips] ✓Bad martial arts, text version of action movie. ✓The three male protagonists each have their own lives, and they often travel together as a team. ✓There is no ruthless male protagonist who kills the whole family at every turn, only a royal knight of flesh and blood.