Chivalry and Tao - All the Poplar Flowers Have Fallen

In the sixth year of Wude's reign in the Tang Dynasty, the world had just calmed down from the turmoil of the troubled times. All affairs in the court and government were in full swing. The people of the world were not only living and working in peace and contentment, but they were also living a peaceful life. In a small mountain village on the edge of Qin, there was a young boy and a bad old man over fifty years old living together. Perhaps because he was young and ignorant and self-righteous, or perhaps he was afraid of the old man's beating, Yang Chou never left this small mountain village, and he never thought about leaving. Yes, I often hear traveling merchants say that there is another war somewhere and who has rebelled again. Only then will the old man put down his usual stern face and look to the south, murmuring some words that he does not understand, and stroking the rusty iron sword in his hand... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.