The Oirat leader Esen sets his sights on the Central Plains, plotting to overthrow the Great Ming. Wulin overlords scheme and struggle openly and in secret, each looking to seize the moment and rise to power.
Power extinguishes humanity, greed devours conscience, and moral condemnation cannot distinguish good from evil. There are only two choices: submit or resist.
To bring peace to the realm, a pillar capable of holding up the sky is needed. How can Yu Qian, entrusted with this task in a time of crisis, save the nation?
To overcome danger, a divine sword that can vanquish demons is essential. As the wulin is swept into bloodshed, how will Ren Xiaoyao vanquish evil and uphold justice?
The Four Young Masters of the Wulin each follow their own path when faced with fame and fortune. Li Shuhao, the Young Master of Wuyi, hides a sinister plot, betraying the code of chivalry and stopping at nothing to pursue his distant, elusive dream of imperial power.
The carefree young master drives out evil and vanquishes demons, only to find himself gradually drawn into a maelstrom of blood and violence.
Ren Xiaoyao fights hordes of demons, putting his life on the line and letting the blood stain the arena. Burning with heroic passion, he defends justice, yet repeatedly finds himself in dire straits.
He treats danger as if it were nothing, gives everything for his friends, and cherishes the one he loves. Only toward his enemies is he cruel and merciless, earning the nickname Cold-Blooded Jade Face from his rivals.
Read on to discover how the righteous hero Li Shuhao, shrewd and devious to the last, ultimately gets burned by his own schemes; how the Seven-Kill Sword God Ren Xiaoyao grows from an ordinary wandering hero into a peerless sword god; and how Ouyang Jian, the Young Master of Jinling, infiltrates a den of tigers and exposes the conspiracy of Wuyi Manor at the crucial moment.
The thrilling story awaits within. Enjoy the read.
Integrating real Japanese characters into traditional martial arts, the author is of a very high standard and I love reading it.
In your spare time, also read my "Shadow of the Knight".
Thanks
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Integrating real Japanese characters into traditional martial arts, the author is of a very high standard and I love reading it. In your spare time, also read my "Shadow of the Knight". Thanks