Let Me Be Crazy: the Battle of the Seven Stars

Thousands of miles of long singing road, wandering in the direction of the evil spirits, thousands of miles of lone star, lying drunk on the cold river... This is a half-sentence of a poem engraved on the top of Hujiang City. I don't know when, what era, and by whom it was engraved. Don't know its meaning either. Hujiang City is named after the roaring Hujiang River in the north. It is said that a huge wave hit the shore on a certain day in a certain year and drowned a Siberian tiger, so people here in the Northeast gave it a name. By the way, this story also begins in the cold north. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.