Dragon City Speaker
Open port, British, Japanese occupation, boxing ring, martial arts school, city wall.
This was a piece of Hong Kong that had been ceded and rented, and it was also the " Dragon City " where the Song Emperor had taken refuge... In the 1960s, shortly after the end of World War II, Hong Kong was devastated by the Japanese and British colonial governments. With the advantage of the port, it welcomed a wave of economic development opportunities...
Female celebrities and red wine were his favorite, and driving a luxury car and living in a mansion was his reality.
From " Fist Boy Qing " to " Master Huo," he had torn down a city. From " Boss Huo " to " Mr. Huo," he had supported a group of people.
The martial world was the martial world, and the Dragon City story was the Dragon City dialect! His name was Huo Dongqing, the person in charge of Dragon City!
From the very first chapter, I was drawn into the dark and intense world of The Blades Of The Broken Oath. The writing is sharp and poetic, portraying power as something stolen through betrayal and grief. This isn’t a tale of heroes or villains—it’s about those who rise from shattered vows and dare to challenge fate itself. I truly enjoyed the emotional depth and immersive worldbuilding, and I’m eager to see where the story goes next.