Sword Qi Yangtze River

During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates were raging and the world was in turmoil. Young Ling Xiao's parents died. Following his father's last words, he went south to find relatives. He accidentally entered Jianzhong Mountain and became a disciple of Shen Qingyun, the head of Jianzhong Sect. He was extremely qualified and pulled out the Yangtze River Sword, a magic weapon that had been hidden for three hundred years. After that, Ling Xiao founded the Wulin Alliance, led a group of heroes to besiege Tianji Island, and annihilated the old man Tianji who had caused trouble to the Wulin for three hundred years; he went to sea to fight against Japanese invaders and protect the people along the southeast coast. The seven swords unite to wipe out evil spirits; the sword energy is everywhere, guarding the rivers and lakes. He used a long sword to explain what it means to be a great chivalrous person who serves the country and the people. This book uses Liang Yu's biochemical writing style to reproduce the beauty of traditional martial arts - chivalrous passion, pleasure and hatred, and the innocent heart of children in the world.