Qiang Yue Jingyu Judgment Battle Game Free King Tathagata

In the third year when the red moon shines through the Qiang Mountains, Amu, a young man from the Qiang ethnic group, clutches the paper figurine left by his contaminated grandmother. Before his death, he was given the "Glass Purifying Curse" Amu became the only Qiang player in the "Game Free King Tathagata" trial. He is naturally rebellious and disobeys the rules of his clan, and he does not believe in the so-called "Destiny of the Ancient Gods." The Qiang knife on his waist often attacks injustice, and the paper figure in his Tibetan robe is the only concern that he is willing to lower his head to protect. This rebellion hides a burning obsession, not only does he not want the Qiang village to be swallowed up by pollution, but he is also unwilling to bow his head and admit defeat to any rules. This catastrophe seems to be a gamble by the ancient gods, but the source is actually environmental pollution? The mountain god was angered by the rubbish carelessly discarded by primary school students in the city. His resentment merged with plastic bottles and snack bags, causing a sudden change in which the Buddha was wrapped in bleeding paper and the rubbish became evil. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.