Western Jin Dynasty Longyou Dragon King Mountain Black Pool Dragon King Lei Wangbao

When the Jin Dynasty moved south, the Central Plains collapsed, war broke out in Kyushu, etiquette collapsed, and the people were displaced. In troubled times, the way of heaven is endless, the good roots are endless, the spiritual land of Longyou is beautiful, and the saint Lei Wangbao who saves the world comes into being. Lei's practice of medicine for generations has accumulated good deeds and profound virtues, and finally raised this son Lin. Lei Wangbao has been an official for half his life, and has witnessed the treacherous power struggles in the court. He has always adhered to his sincerity, not attached to treachery, practiced medicine with benevolence, established himself with integrity, and stayed true to the right path in troubled times. After seeing through the falsehood of officialdom, he hung up his crown and retired to live in Leiwang Mountain. He widely planted spiritual herbal medicines, so that the barren mountains were filled with magical medicines that could cure diseases and save people. He often rode a psychic white horse to patrol the mountains and fields of Longyou. The powerful official Wang Huaian was jealous of his reputation, so the court sent troops into the mountain to harm him. Fortunately, the way of heaven is clear, and the divine power of the underworld protects him secretly, blocking the swordsmen, blocking the pursuers, and protecting his life and his benevolent deeds of benefiting the world. After that, Leiwang Mountain became popular and famous, and was awarded the title of "Gaiguo" by the emperor, which became the eternal evidence of Haoran's righteousness. Enlightened in an ancient cave in the mountains, a white horse accompanies him to help the world and bring peace to the people. At the temple fair in March every year, believers from all over the world gather to worship and express their gratitude for his kindness, which continues from generation to generation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.