Jing Yuan Xing

Introduction to Jing Yuan The northern border of the Dajing Dynasty is constantly at war, Dashuo and Dali are eyeing the Central Plains, the powerful officials in the court have their own agendas, and the undercurrents of the vassal kings' disloyalty towards the opposition are surging. Wen Yuan, the third son of Marshal Wen Yanbo, was taken away by a reclusive master when he was young and had to practice hard in the mountains for more than ten years. His first descent from the mountain coincided with the deadly battle at Yiling. The remaining 50,000 soldiers were besieged by hundreds of thousands of enemy troops. Wen Yuan broke through the formation alone, defeated the Thirteen Taibao, defeated Xiao Song, the fourth in the Tianban, and even the best Chu Lie in the world was defeated by him. A few years later, the princesses of Shanhai City held a competition to recruit their brides, and ambitious people from all over the world gathered to plot the Dongling Palace. Wen Yuan took the stage to show off her power, crushing the young prince Fusang, forcing back the seventh fierce mountain dragon on the Heavenly Ranking, and getting married to Princess Wuyue. She intercepted a shocking secret report: The Conference of All Nations was a murderous plot to murder the emperor. Subsequently, more than ten volumes of the book unfolded the structure layer by layer: the savior of the All Nations, the traitorous ministers in the court rebelled, the feudal kings rebelled against each other, the hidden martial arts sects of Wailian allies were born, and the top masters from all walks of life took turns to face off. Wen Yuan led the troops to defend the territory, quelled civil strife, resolved disputes in the rivers and lakes, and risked his life several times to protect the royal family. When all the smoke cleared, the new emperor was framed by traitors and the truth came to light. He abandoned his worldly fame and returned to the mountains alone, without caring about the glory of the world.