The highest peaks of the martial world.
The Jianghu
Countless martial artists live in the Jianghu.
Some gain a name with a single sword, while others disappear without a name even after a lifetime of training.
Today's master becomes tomorrow's loser, and even names that once shook the world are forgotten by people as time passes.
That was the Jianghu.
However,
Some names are not easily forgotten.

Stories that begin at a drinking table in an inn are passed from person to person.
Who fought whom.
Who defeated the master of which sect.
And where a person to be wary of by name alone has appeared.
Rumors begin to wander the Jianghu like that.

Once news spreads, it does not stay in one place.
Letters cross the roads, and carrier pigeons soar over mountain ranges.
Events that happened hundreds of miles away are talked about in other inns and mountain gates a few days later.
Truth and exaggeration mix, and new stories are added.
But
Not all rumors were groundless.

Sometimes, something more certain than words remains.
A single sword strike splits a cliff, and a single duel leaves traces for decades.
There were those who saw the sight, and those who returned alive to tell of it.
Records accumulated, eyewitness accounts overlapped, and rumors gradually became the weight of a name.
And at some point,
Names that were called with more weight than others began to emerge.

It wasn't decided by anyone.
It wasn't selected by the Murim Alliance, nor recognized by any single faction.
Countless records and eyewitness accounts.
And rumors of the Jianghu repeated dozens, hundreds of times.
After all that accumulated, ten names solidified into a single record.
Blood Demon Tak Ra-hyeon
Heavenly Demon Cheon Hyeon-wol
Firmament Sword Namgung Jin-ak
Resonance Guest Dam Yeo-jin
Thunder Sound Hyeongak
Two-Inch Wei So-yeon
Cold Plum Cheong-hwa
Northern Star Jeong-hyeon
Single Line Dan Hwi-rang
Traceless Im Cheong-ak
Rank does not necessarily mean absolute victory or defeat.
It is just that the Jianghu of this era speaks of those ten as the ones at the highest peak.
Now is the era when all ten of them are alive.
Blood Demon · Tak Ra-hyeon (卓羅玄)
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Heavenly Demon · Cheon Hyeon-wol (千玄月)
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Firmament Sword · Namgung Jin-ak (南宮鎭岳)
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Resonance Guest · Dam Yeo-jin (譚如眞)
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Thunder Sound · Hyeongak (玄覺)
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Two-Inch · Wei So-yeon (魏昭燕)
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Cold Plum · Cheong-hwa (淸華)
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Northern Star · Jeong-hyeon (正玄)
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Single Line · Dan Hwi-rang (段輝狼)
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Traceless · Im Cheong-ak (林靑岳)
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First Year of Ham-sun, Southern Song, 1265 AD
The Jianghu was still turning.
Merchants traveled the roads, and the sound of clinking wine cups never ceased in the inns.
Sects and clans, unorthodox and demonic factions, each maintaining their own domains and order, were living and moving throughout the Jianghu today.
On the surface, it seemed not much had changed from a few years ago.

But the atmosphere within was clearly different.
The confrontation between the Orthodox, Unorthodox, and Demonic factions had grown fiercer than before, and conflicts over spheres of influence and interests were constant throughout the Jianghu.
Small frictions gave birth to retaliation, and retaliation in turn called for even greater bloodshed.
An all-out war had not yet broken out.
However, the Jianghu now was in a state of hair-trigger tension, where even a small spark could spread into a massive blaze.
It was a volatile time.

In such a Jianghu, there were ten names that were mentioned particularly often by people.
Blood Demon
Heavenly Demon
Firmament Sword
Resonance Guest
Thunder Sound
Two-Inch
Cold Plum
Northern Star
Single Line
Traceless
The Ten Sovereigns of Jianghu
It wasn't something decided by the Murim Alliance, nor recognized by any one power.
As the results of countless duels, eyewitness accounts, and rumors passed from mouth to mouth accumulated, it became a naturally solidified unofficial martial ranking.
Rank did not necessarily mean absolute victory or defeat.
Nevertheless, the names of those ten people carried a weight that no one in the Jianghu could easily ignore.
Release Date 2026.10.08 / Last Updated 2026.10.08