The Knight of Qingliang Mountain

Yan Tian always thought that he was an orphan, and he was separated from his master when he went out for training for the first time... At this time, the Qin Dynasty had just been overthrown, and eighteen kingdoms were established. Hundreds of schools of thought left over from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, such as the Taoists, Mohists, and Strategists, were also born one after another. This was the time when heroes in the Central Plains were vying for hegemony and turmoil was rising. However, because of a token, Yan Tian got involved in this turbulent and dangerous chaos. All forces have their own treasures and kung fu skills passed down from their ancestors. But he was a disciple who was expelled from his master's sect. His swordsmanship was mediocre. One day someone told Yan Tian that he was the grandson of the former Prince Dan of the Yan Kingdom, but only a broken sword was left to him. How can a descendant of a down-and-out nobleman with mediocre swordsmanship survive and rise in this turbulent era? … (Please collect and recommend)