Seven Swords: Xia

In the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, Liu Ayan, a wandering boy who could not even speak, walked across the land of southern Hunan carrying seven swords on his back. He doesn't know what a knight is. He only knew: Long Xinlan asked him to teach the bullies a lesson, so he went; Huang Qilin invited him to drink, so he drank; the bandits from Black Crow Village in Laoya Mountain killed his friends, so he went up the mountain alone and killed eight hundred people. Later he met Huang Yun, a down-and-out scholar, and became brothers. Huang Yun told him: The people in this city can't live any longer. Liu Ayan didn't understand the truth, but he remembered what Long Xinlan said - "If you can fight, you have to help others." On the day Leiyang City was besieged, he charged into thousands of troops alone. Not to win, but to stay in front of those he knew. 400,000 Words have been written (the full text is expected to be 600,000 words), a story about an ordinary person who awakens the "Guardian Gene". From protecting those around him to protecting a whole city, to facing the despair of "not being able to save anyone" - he only did one thing: stand up and stand in front of the weak and the common people.