Riding Horse and Spear

A young man from a small mountain village walked step by step out of the mountains, to the frontier, to the temple, for his master, for his adoptive father, for his brothers, and for a piece of clothing. The history of struggle. The powerful are always the powerful. The eldest son and eldest grandson are always the eldest son and grandson. The struggle of forces, the wheel of history, whether the dragon slayer really becomes an evil dragon in the end, whether the general can see peace, and whether the beauty can have a white head. Can I sleep peacefully, guard the border, and can I guard my sweetheart? Which way will the rivers and lakes and temples go? Are those who live in temples fat-minded or cunning? Are those who guard the border loyal to the country or to fame and fortune? Little people and big people, small rivers and lakes and big rivers and lakes. Can Li Su keep his true heart, and can I keep my true heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.