Good-For-Nothing Son-In-Law: I Am the Sword Bearer of Destiny

Twenty years ago, Emperor Dayin fought to the death in a bloody battle in the palace. The imperial seal was sealed in the mountain and river box and entrusted to the master of the sword tomb, Xie Guanchao, to guard it. Twenty years later, the seal of the Mountain and River Box will be broken, and the undercurrent of the world is surging. The barbarians in the northern border are fiercely armed, the Wuchu in the southern border are ready to move, and the Buddhist kingdom in the western region is watching with eager eyes. Above the court of Dayin in the Central Plains, the 9,000-year-old Cao Wuji, the chief of ceremony, covers the sky with his hands, hoping to seize the jade seal, usurp the country, and seize the Shen family's bloodline to prove his immortality. And in Xie's family in Jiangnan, a "waste" son-in-law who had been married into his wife for three years was leaning on the railing and drinking his last bottle of wine. There is a broken sword hanging on his waist, named "Shanhe". His surname is Shen, his given name is Yan, and his courtesy name is Huai Shuang. He is the last bloodline of the emperor who died in the palace city twenty years ago. Twenty years ago, Emperor Dayin fought to the death in a bloody battle in the palace. The imperial seal was sealed in the mountain and river box and entrusted to the master of the sword tomb, Xie Guanchao, to guard it. He is the last bloodline of the emperor who died in the palace city twenty years ago.