The Umbrella Bearer and the Sword-Bearing Wanderer

执伞人，负刀客

by Wind-Loving Blade (风恋刀)

Status: Completed
Length: 300k Words
Genre: Martial Arts & Cultivation
Subgenre: Classical Xianxia
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Qimao

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Synopsis

The world is divided among three: humans, demons, and devils.

Humans and demons follow different paths; humans and devils cannot coexist.

Some say that at the edge of the world stands an immortal gate, guarded by someone holding an umbrella. That umbrella represents supreme authority.

A young man came out of the darkness, and with the ghostly blade in his hand, cleaved the world apart.

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