From the Broken Soldiers to the Water-Breaking Sword King

Shi Cheng - the adopted son of Taiping Army Wing King Shi Dakai, ranked 23rd on the "Wanted Bounty List" of Qing Dynasty Ying Yangwei. When Daduhe was defeated, King Yi thrust a wooden sign into his hand: "Take them out." From then on, he took a few remaining soldiers and retreated from Baoqing, all the way south to Guangxi, and went into the snowy night of Yuechengling's broken kilns. The court called them wolf cubs, but Shi Cheng admitted it - wolf cubs bite people harder than anyone else. With the water-breaking knife in hand, Ying Yangwei's masters could chop as many as they wanted. From the defeated army to the King of Cutting Water Knife, he wanted to show the world. This is martial arts from a Guangxi perspective, with steel bars supporting the light of the sword. Let's take a look at different martial arts worlds together!