Xia Catching Poems and Sword Record

Li Bai and Li Twelve, a young man from the Tang Dynasty, had extraordinary swordsmanship and extraordinary poetry, but he became a small policeman. In order to avenge the great god of poetry in his mind, he embarked on a journey of thousands of miles to pursue the murderer. Along the way, he encountered many adventures, and was involved in a major rebellion conspiracy related to the fate of the country, which was linked to Tubo. There were flashes of swords, beauties in the world, young singers who sang like swords, and brave men who were afraid of ghosts and gods. The prequel of Xia Tang, about a young man who is a detective and has a great relationship with dragons and tigers. Should I be a god or a swordsman? Is it the ruler who rules the world, or is he a poet and a sword? Between birth and death, Buddhism is the heart, Tao is the bones, Confucianism is the appearance, and chivalry is the traces. It is difficult for Li Bai and Li Twelve, the poets and swordsmen, to make choices. In the repeated encounters, they leave behind a historical song of righteousness. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.