In the martial world, factions vie for fame; great nations pursue profit.
Blades and swords show no mercy, but the young are fearless.
Across the twelve provinces, two nations stand opposed, and the fate of the realm rests with the martial world.
When peace finally comes, the new martial world forged by the North-South standoff quietly becomes a second battlefield where great nations vie for profit.
In this new age, where everyone reveres the martial arts, a young man fresh from a fishing village pushes through every obstacle. On his long journey through the martial world, ordinary people fade away, leaving only a wooden blade at his side.
He braces himself for battle and rides onward.
He laughs as he asks about the affairs of the martial world, his ambitions high and his resolve firm.
Does it cost two taels to store a car? The prices are too ridiculous, right?
It looks like both a martial arts and a fairy. It's totally different. It's neither a martial arts nor a fairy.
Try listening and reading. Listen and read.
So verbose! It can be explained clearly in one sentence. I have to ask ten questions.
It doesn't look good, don't be fooled.
There is a lot of nonsense. I like to listen to books, but after listening to it, I always feel that there are too many modifying words. There is always too much nonsense inserted into a good story line. There are so many words to fill up the things that can be solved in one sentence. It is very tiring to listen to. I don't want to give praise.
Does it cost two taels to store a car? The prices are too ridiculous, right?
It looks like both a martial arts and a fairy. It's totally different. It's neither a martial arts nor a fairy.
Try listening and reading. Listen and read.
So verbose! It can be explained clearly in one sentence. I have to ask ten questions.
It doesn't look good, don't be fooled.
There is a lot of nonsense. I like to listen to books, but after listening to it, I always feel that there are too many modifying words. There is always too much nonsense inserted into a good story line. There are so many words to fill up the things that can be solved in one sentence. It is very tiring to listen to. I don't want to give praise.
Mother-in-law, mother-in-law, whining, reading yarn
It didn't fall off, it was stuck quite tightly.
I thought it was awesome, but I got killed instantly.
Yan: Okay, thank you from me.