Comprehensive Martial Arts: from the History of Keeping Tibet in the Qin Dynasty to the Most Holy Teacher

Li Ji traveled to the world of mixed martial arts and became an innocent young man from Great Qin. Living in a back alley, he makes a living by writing letters for others. In his spare time, he teaches the children nearby and enjoys reading and writing. Until this day, Brother Zheng found Li Ji. He was said to be the last descendant of the Taoist sage Laozi, and he was awarded the title of 19th rank. He also asked if he would be the prime minister. Li Ji refused and expressed that he would inherit his ancestor's duty of keeping Tibetan history. The first day of taking office: You have read a lot of books and understood the martial arts of human beings and skin refining. The second day after taking office: You have read a lot of books and understood the martial arts of human beings and meat refining. On the third day of taking office: You have read a lot of books and understood the martial arts of human beings and Jin Dynasty. … Since then, the small Shouzang Stone Chamber has become the holy place of martial arts in the world of Kyushu. Three months later, Li Ji left Hangu Pass with a purple energy of 30,000 miles. He came under the spring and autumn sky and Haotian to test Li Chungang and Liu Bai... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.