In the late Yuan Dynasty, Master Chongba, the abbot of Huangjue Temple in Haozhou, came across the Shui Tian Scroll, an ancient book from the Northern Wei Dynasty, in the scripture room of Huangjue Temple. There were eleven volumes in total, and the texts were complicated and complicated. Master Chongba asked many wise men and women to explain them, but he could not decipher even one or two of them. Later, with the help of Liu Bowen, the "crouching dragon of the time", and his sworn brother Meng Lingcheng, they were able to decipher the first three volumes of the upper part. The first volume, Famous Mountains and Rivers, contains descriptions of mountain roads and water veins from the Central Plains to the Western Regions, which is extremely detailed. The second volume is called Guidao, and it describes the essentials of famous military strategists such as Sun Bin, Wolong and Zhongda. The volume of Three Divine Dragons is written by Hua Tuo, the medical sage of the Three Kingdoms period. Master Chongba immediately read the ancient books and felt that the ancient books were truly all-encompassing and incomparably exquisite. Therefore, he was unwilling to escape from Buddhism and was driven by the desire to win in the mortal world. He returned to the secular world and became worthy of the two brothers Liu and Meng. The three of them each studied one volume. Chongba is the longest, attacking mountains and rivers. Liu and Meng are divided into Guidao and Shenlong. After three years, everything has been accomplished. Chongba also learned from the mountains and rivers that there is a strange stone named "Wind and Cloud"...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.