Zi Sai Qing Ming

In the late Tang Dynasty, in Hexi, wolves rode through the pass and the Silk Road was cut off. Liu Qian, the leader of Xifeng's young escort, was charged with a blood feud that destroyed his entire family, and wandered into the desert alone. A volume of Da Yin Buddhist scriptures leads to the unjust case of my father's generation twenty years ago. The barbarians are eyeing the west of the river, evil cultivators are spying on the scriptures, traitors are hiding in the dark, and the grievances of the family and the country are closely related to the chivalrous choices. The Cangming sword comes out to kill the barbarians, punish the evil spirits, and purge the traitors. Young Liu Gan stepped into the wind and sand to investigate his father's hatred. With half a dart card and a scroll of scripture, he triggered a fight between the three parties. Secrets are hidden in Buddhist caves, souls are chased in the desert, good and evil confront each other, and the bones of heroes remain fragrant. Let's see how a Cangming Sword can protect a thousand-mile road and cut off all injustices in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.