Qingfeng, Taoism, Changshengke

The land of Kyushu is full of capable people In the Pure Land of the West, there is a young monk who has practiced asceticism for thousands of miles, preaching in nine states, and delivering salvation in all directions. The Vajra has angry eyes and the Bodhisattvas have low eyebrows. By the end of the South China Sea, there is a shepherd boy riding a green bull upside down, with a sage's book hanging on his horn, a three-foot sword on his waist, and a sword that can move in all directions. In the extremely cold northern region, there are tens of millions of warriors who have the right way to kill monsters. Once they achieve the right way, they will be famous all over the nine states, and they will be more powerful than the rest of the world. In the Central Plains, there are Confucian scholars who lead the heaven and earth, lead the Milky Way waterfall to hang in Jiuchuan, support the building when it is about to collapse, and turn the tide when it falls. There is also a young man who traveled hundreds of miles and wielded a million swords just to see the immortal with his own eyes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.