What was a Xianxia novel with Jiang Ning as the male lead? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-12 21:47

This book was called "Seeking Immortality with Confucianism", and the characters in it included the male protagonist, Jiang Ning, who had a knife, a sword, and a pot of wine. Ask the Confucians, ask the Taoists, ask the Taoists, ask the Taoists, The female lead, Mu Qianxue, plays the zither on the cliff and Mu Feixue. The wonderful sound is clear and the seven strings are broken. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "Seeking Immortality in Confucianism" by Zhuang Nanzi. It's a Xianxia/classical Xianxia novel. You can enjoy it without worry. User recommendation: [Normal Version] The wilderness was very dangerous, and the night would eat people. The young man was very low-key, but when he recited a few lines of poetry, it would always cause a commotion. This was a Xianxia story of an honest man walking towards freedom. [Spoiler Version] Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism stood together. Sword, weapon, magic, ink, agriculture, medicine, vertical and horizontal, yin and yang, and balance were competing. There was a swordsman who was hard to defeat. He shut himself in for 300 years with Han Bing, waiting for the rising star to rise up and then seek another defeat. There was a monk who claimed that he could not abstinence from all Buddhist precepts in the world. He also took in a scholar disciple called Young Master Wuchang. There were ten thousand paths in the world, but he would never take the ordinary path. There was a poet who sank into the lake to cultivate. He rode a dragon and soared into the sky. He dared to call me a banished immortal. With a mouthful of wine in his mouth, he spurted out the water of the Yellow River. With a poem, he turned into a rain of three thousand swords. In the world of Xianxia, how could there be no strangeness, no poetry, no wine, and no freedom? I hope you will like this book.