Mountain and River Formation

During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, no birds were seen flying over the rice fields. Overnight, Ling Zhen, a once romantic young man, became a prisoner. His parents died tragically and his family was slaughtered. He was sent to the terrifying Ten Thousand Beasts Pavilion. During the three years here, he and the family members of the imperial prisoners were imprisoned. He was made into a man-hungry beast, codenamed Huowu, and became the intelligence chief under King Xuan. This was an era of telepathy. When marching and fighting, the most important thing for arranging troops and formations was to use telepathy to control the formation. Let's see how the young Ling Zhen counterattacked and learned the best mountain and river formation in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.