Ask Yu Tianqing

In the seventeenth year of Dayong's reign, there was a change in Yuye Palace. Xiao Jue, the ninth prince who grew up in the cold palace, became a wanted person overnight. The eldest sister died in battle outside Xuanwu Gate to protect him. Before she died, she hung the half jade pendant she had worn close to her body for twelve years around his neck: "You keep it for your sister, and you can return it to her when she brings you back." She didn't come back. Xiao Jue changed his name to Chen Changqing and infiltrated among the refugees working on the embankment to learn boxing to survive. Behind the imperial city sat a demon cultivator, using the hands of His Highness the Third Highness to plunder boys and girls; the camp he was in was burned to scorched earth overnight, and Chen Laoqi, who was protecting him, died with his arm broken, leaving no body behind. He fled desperately until he was exhausted, and was picked up by Xu Mochi, a swordsman from the Nine Heavens Sword Sect, and became a registered disciple. He practiced swordsmanship and learned martial arts, but he always remembered the half old jade and the words "waiting for my sister to come back" that no one would ever honor. Later he found out that this old jade that no one knew would wake up in spiritual energy. It's not Nianxiang, it's the biggest trump card in his life, and it's also the debt he has never paid. This is a story about carrying half an old jade, going from martial arts to cultivating immortals, training to be the strongest, and finally shattering one's biggest trump card with one's own hands.