Category: The Brave Swordsman in the Snow
Chapter 909: Wild Grass
Xu Fengnian traveled eastward along the line of Hutou City, turned into Hulukou, and listened to the wind passing over Wogong City, its sound like weeping an
Chapter 910: The Gentleman
A pair of weary Daoist master and disciple, after reaching the estuary of the Guangling River, witnessed the grand fifteenth tide and escorted the legendary
Chapter 911: Each Claims a Head
Under the moonless sky of the martial world, it was a night ripe for bloodshed. On the battlefield, autumn’s crisp air and well-fed steeds marked the season
Chapter 912: A Beginning and an End
Mount Wudang was thriving, with countless pilgrims making arduous journeys from afar to burn incense there. Among the out-of-town devotees, those from the ca
Chapter 913: The Autumn Wind Has Not Yet Risen, But the Person Has Already Perished
In the wars between nations, spies die first. In the conflicts between regions, scouts perish first. In the war between Liang and Mang, both spies and scouts
Chapter 914: Collecting the Corpse
Sun Ji’s White Horse Rangers, who had roamed invincibly beyond the Pass for over a decade, had dwindled to just over sixty riders by the time summer turned t
Chapter 915: A Child Betrothal
The scene that had previously resembled a carpet spread over the vast yellow desert now seemed to have been stretched into a ribbon of silk, though it was st
Chapter 916: Comrades-in-Arms
The Northern Wilderness’s scattered horse scouts from different factions had already been routed back to the previous ambush site, where the ranger captain S
Chapter 917: The Central Plains Masters, All the Way to Beyond the Passes (I)
In the third year of the Xiangfu era, amidst the spring breeze and blooming peach blossoms, a middle-aged man rode an old donkey through the Sword Pass into
Chapter 918: The Central Plains Masters, All the Way to Beyond the Passes (II)
That night, Deng Tai’a, reeking of alcohol, strolled leisurely through the narrow alley with his disciple Li Huainian.
Deng Tai’a suddenly spoke, “Whe