Leaning on the Sword

A man's heart is as strong as iron until he dies; I try my hand to mend the cracks in the sky; I wake up the bright moon in a day; I have a bosom full of ice and snow to shine upon me; Hundreds of mighty rivers flow. The young man came from the north, and the grievances and grievances in the rivers and lakes are long, and the love between his children is long, and he has tasted all kinds of tastes in the world. From south to north, in an identity not recognized by the orthodox Han Dynasty, he led the soldiers of Wei to recapture the habitat of the Han people. His ideals live in the high temple, but this place of residence is not his destination after all. What girl doesn't have a child? What boy doesn't dream of being in the world? Let's see how I, Xin Chengye, ride across the rivers and lakes; my sword points at the Yellow Dragon. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.