Daqin: the Taoist Priest Is Going Down the Mountain

In the forty-eighth year of King Qin Zhao, Ying Ke, who traveled to the Warring States Period, became Ying Zheng's elder brother. When Ying Zheng returned to Qin, Ying Ke embarked on the road to the Taoist Tianzong sect because of his destiny, and became a little Taoist who was content with his destiny. I originally thought that everything in the world had nothing to do with me. Who would have thought that at this time, Ying Ke was driven down the mountain by Bei Mingzi. Since then, the Tianzong has lost one genius, and the Qin Dynasty has had one, which has made the six countries feel numb, hundreds of families are frightened, and everyone in the government and the public is gasping at the name of a deceitful Taoist priest. Ying Ke: "It's not that I want to come to scare you, it's my master who insists on driving me down the mountain." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.