Luo Chang Legend

The water of the Yellow River comes from the sky and rushes to the sea never to return. The surging Yellow River water flows through the desert in the northwest, nourishing the creatures living on these two banks for generations. In September, everything in the northwest has entered a dormant period. The dead grass all over the mountains and the dead trees with leaves that have long fallen to the ground make people feel extremely desolate. In a small village on the edge of a tributary of the Yellow River, next to a white-haired old man on crutches, people gathered around Four or five children listened quietly to the old man telling a story: "... I used to change clothes to serve as a servant when I was under Emperor Taizong's command. In the late evening, I messed up the erotic palace. Hiding the secrets of the late emperor, plotting against the concubines in the back room. I saw jealousy at the entrance. A person with an eyebrow refuses to let others; a person who hides his sleeves, slanders and is charming, but can confuse the Lord... Children, you must remember that if one day you have the opportunity, you must avenge your shame and do your little bit for the people of the world." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.