Kyushu Edict

There are five points in the world, and the Dali Dynasty dominates the Central Plains. The country is strong and the people are rich, the land is vast, and it has great ambitions to unify the world. The royal family is orthodox to the Qin family, and the founding emperor entrusts meritorious ministers. There are three kings, five princes, and nine families, sharing the glory of the ages. Although the land in the north is desolate, an extremely powerful nation has spawned from this. They occupy the north and stand on their own, and the country is called Northern Wilderness. South Vietnam has many mountains and forests, many flowers, fish, insects, and birds and animals. It is precisely because the products here are quite rich that Dali has made friends with them early on. The East China Sea is vast and boundless. It is said that a dragon was once pregnant in the sea. In the depths of the sea, the seven islands are as isolated from the world as a paradise. In the Western Region, where the Buddha's light shines, that is where the Molan Temple is located. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.