Martial Heroes Across the Heavens: Swords Drawn in Smiling, Proud Wanderer

The Five Mountains join forces, the Huashan Sword Summit, the decisive battle at the Forbidden City, the Demon Sect's bid for supremacy.

Some make their names; others are buried beneath the earth.

If the Dugu Nine Swords and the Yijian Technique came from the same person, how could they be countered?

If Shaolin's Yi Jin Jing and the Demon Sect's Heavenly Demon Strategy were melted into one, what kind of martial arts would they produce?

With a Scroll of Fate in hand, Chen Luo travels among the myriad heavens.

He joins Emperor Song in pacifying the warring lands, fights demons with Junbao for sixty years, crosses swords with Dugu in Hebei, discusses the Dao with Chongyang at Zhongnan, tests his edge against the Heavenly Saber in Lingnan, and listens to Xiao with Qingxuan in the secluded woods.

What do sectarian divides and the distinction between righteous and evil have to do with me?

I live freely and happily, righting wrongs, killing those who deserve it, traveling without regret, and leaving without a trace.

Each time he alters a stretch of fate, he can rework the martial arts he has learned, discard the dross, bring together the strengths of many schools, and shatter every boundary.

P.S. The protagonist is utterly uninhibited and decisive in killing. Don't read this if you want him to buddy up with the original protagonist or act like a sycophant to them.