Dragon and Phoenix

Orphaned at a young age, he walks alone in the darkness. Seeking revenge in the north, he vows to slay the mastermind behind the scenes; searching for traces in the south, he finally falls into the mortal world. Wielding his sword through the jianghu, he upholds justice; repelling invaders, he fights enemies overseas. The Forgetfulness Sword in his hand can cut through all the world's evils, yet it cannot sever the lingering feelings in his heart; his courage can crush countless foes, yet it cannot wipe away the single tear in his eyes. Should he uphold the sworn brotherhood of three generations, or embrace the love of this life? Should he follow the feelings of Muyi, or the will of Feng'er? Amidst family grudges and national hatred, how will he decide? In this chaotic world, where should he go? A tale of love and revenge among jianghu heroes, a book of fate written at a crossroads. Dragon and Phoenix, intertwined in the fields, laughing at the myriad landscapes of the world. A 330,000-character classical wuxia novel, complete, with over thirty original OST poems and 3-5 interludes. A unique martial arts system, well-rounded characters, and a plot that progresses from family grudges to national hatred, with a clear path for adaptation. The background is grand and profound, with battles based on history: the Battle of Tiger Mountain (twenty-four heroes defending the nation), the Battle of Luoshen Valley (the ancestors of the three protagonists), and the Battle of Hanji Ridge (the fathers of the three protagonists). All three battles are wars to defend the homeland, recounted through the words of the elders. — Description from novelcodex.org