The Wanderer At The End Of The World

Zhou Zishu, the leader of the imperial secret agency "Tian Chuang," weary of a bloody life, self-inflicted the "Seven Orifices and Three Autumn Nails" and left the court with only three years of remaining life. He ventured into the world, visiting famous mountains and rivers. What was initially a leisurely and carefree existence soon became entangled in a perplexing struggle within the martial world due to a momentary thought of accumulating good deeds, and he was relentlessly pursued and teased by Wen Kexing, who has a passion for "beauties".

What secrets are hidden within the legendary "Liuli Armor"?

Can Zhou Zishu protect his honest disciple Zhang Chengling from this storm of blood and violence?

The story of the owl and the red water, which Wen Kexing repeatedly recounts, is it truly just a nonsensical fabrication akin to the tale of the Red Boy splitting the mountain to rescue the White Snake? What is the fate of Zhou Zishu after the autumn of three years, is he alive or dead?

The story is narrated from the perspective of Zhou Zishu, depicting the struggle between good and evil in the martial arts world. It features the carefree and unrestrained wanderings of wandering heroes across the five lakes and four seas, as well as the intricate schemes of various sects to undermine and suppress one another. Amidst the tones of laughter, anger, and mockery, a plethora of extraordinary characters and bizarre events emerge, captivating the readers and making it impossible for them to put the book down