Category: The Brave Swordsman in the Snow

Chapter 349: A Noble Head

As dusk fell, Xu Fengnian finally reached the source of the Ruoshui River at the border of the Baoping Prefecture. It was a lush oasis, like a green pearl In

Chapter 350: Journey Southward, Crossing the River, Pulling the Mountain

It couldn’t exactly be said that he came filled with anticipation, nor could it be claimed that he left in disappointment. Xu Fengnian remained in the guise

Chapter 351: Father and Son

A rare visitor arrived at the small willow-filled estate on Jingtu Mountain, and the white-robed man, its master, personally stood at the gate to welcome him

Chapter 352: A Lantern Butterfly

Song Yujing was a mediocre Catcher of Dragonflies, not young but already twenty-five years old, yet he had been lying dormant for twelve years on the grand n

Chapter 353: A Pair of Green Embroidered Shoes

Xu Beizhi, normally a man of few words who wouldn’t utter a sound even if beaten with sticks, would become a chatterbox once he had a few drinks, especially

Chapter 354: A Box of Kit Kats

The girl who had just finished singing a little ditty about “Do you know? Do you know?” leaned over a bench, turning her head and catching sight of the man e

Chapter 355: A Mysterious Woman Appears in an Instant

Nowadays, people know only the Plum Wine, but have forgotten the name of the Momentary Spear.
Xu Fengnian sat on a huge rock beside a stream, taking o

Chapter 356: You Sever the Stream, I Cultivate My Intent

Cunning often outwits itself.
Xu Fengnian originally relied on a sinister creature to erase his tracks, then doubled back to the Rou Ran Mountains. Al

Chapter 357: The Sword Returns to Its Sheath, The Sword Departs from Its Sheath

Before her, none dared to claim a lineage of master marksmen. Wang Xiu’s status in the world of spear fighting was akin to Li Chungan’s in the realm of sword

Chapter 358: A New Peach Replaces the Old Talisman—Six Years for a Single Slash of a Blade

Left-Hand Blade.
The stream cascaded downward on both sides like a waterfall. Fifth He stood firm like a central pillar in a raging river, squinting a