Martial Saint

Wang Xiaowu, whose ancestors came from a family of painters, once walked in the Emperor's Shangshu Garden. He was also a master of the traditional Chinese painting school who was by no means inferior to the "Eight Masters of Dongzhu". Along with this, there is another book, a thick old book called the Eighteen Laws of the People's Republic of China, which was passed down from the ancestors. It is encapsulated in a Tang Dynasty suit and a Song version, but the edges have been rolled. Because it was passed down from ancestors, I was reluctant to throw it away. These two objects may seem ordinary, but in fact they hide huge mysteries. It's just that Wang Xiaowu hasn't fully understood it yet. Once you understand the mystery, it can be said that "you can move the wind and rain, sow the beans into soldiers, move mountains and seas, and everything will be to your disadvantage." By chance, I met young monk Ruimin, a sweeper in a temple. After talking to each other, we found out that this monk Ruimin turned out to be the prodigy of the King of Medicine. The two of them bowed to each other eight times. Become brothers. Met the flying fox girl Lan Qiuyue. The three of them felt good and continued to visit Jinlan again. Accepting the third sister, the flying fox girl Lan Qiuyue. One wants to draw, the other... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.