The Nine Yin and Nine Yang Divine Lord of Yin and Yang

In the final years of the Zhiyuan era of the Great Yuan, the world was in chaos, and heroes emerged in large numbers. Zhang Wuji, the leader of the Ming Cult, awed the world in the Battle of Wan'an Temple. Later, with the act of "the supreme in the martial world, the precious saber slays the dragon," he resolved the longstanding feud between the six major sects and the Ming Cult. Eventually, he retired to Ice Fire Island with Zhao Min, the daughter of the Prince of Ruyang, and paid no heed to the disputes of the martial world. However, the tree may wish for stillness, but the wind does not cease. Although Zhang Wuji had left, the martial world was not at peace. Remnants of the court and martial forces openly and secretly struggled against each other. After a brief period of recuperation, the various sects began to redraw their territories for their own interests. Emei, Wudang, and Shaolin stood as three pillars, while second-rate sects such as Kongtong, Huashan, and Kunlun attached themselves to them. Meanwhile, the various kingdoms of the Western Regions, taking advantage of the internal chaos in the Central Plains, secretly supported puppet forces to infiltrate the passes. This was an era when heroes exited the stage and warlords rose together. It was also the era of Ye Chen. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Nine Yin and Nine Yang Divine Lord of Yin and Yang — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠