The birth of a miraculous Dragon Pearl gives rise to a series of extraordinary and moving love stories.
The Dragon Pearl’s reincarnation brings forth a great deity on the land of Huaxia, ushering in an era of unity for the Chinese people.
After thousands of years of migration, the Panlong Tribe sees the Dragon Pearl appear once more, revealing to the world a hidden paradise of a matriarchal clan. Come with us to experience the ancient, unadorned customs of this people, and share in their simple love stories and sweet folk songs!
The thousand-year-old village seems peaceful, yet undercurrents churn. The imperial court has sent troops to suppress it time and again. What secrets does the ancient village conceal?
The Panlong Tribe uses myth to tell the legendary story of the tribe’s history over thousands of years. It reveals the origins of the southern ethnic minorities’ religious beliefs, as well as the undeniable fact that their customs differ from those of the Central Plains while remaining part of the great Chinese family united by the dragon totem. It unravels the age-old mystery of why the Panlong Tribe migrated south to preserve the future of Huaxia, and reveals the true reason the thousand-year-old village was burned down. It celebrates the tribe’s epic migration across thousands of years, a saga that shook heaven and earth. Thus came the marriage of the Dragon Dog and the Imperial Princess! Was it sorrow, joy, or tears? What was the true purpose of the Dragon Tribe’s thousand-year migration?
The Panlong Tribe is divided into six volumes and runs to approximately 1.2 million words.
I finished the first volume in two days. I have heard of this legend of King Pan before. The author has greatly enriched the plot and story content of the legend, making this myth and legend more full, legendary and watchable. Great book! Looking forward to a more exciting second volume 👍
When I was a child, I heard my teacher tell a small part of the story here and there. The author has developed the entire theme in such a grand way. It should be a good book recently describing the ethnic minorities in Guangxi. The folk songs in the book are beautifully written, very poetic, and have local characteristics. The content in the book should be used to understand the tourism culture of Guangxi. Guangxi tourism lacks cultural elements. What else do we have besides "Liu Sanjie"?
I read 50 chapters in one go. It was full of ups and downs and gripping. It is much better than the same time travel and emotional novels. It is worth recommending.
The author conducts in-depth research on Chinese dragon totems and dragon culture, advocates and encourages the excavation of traditional Chinese culture, especially the culture of ethnic minorities, and looks forward to the emergence of valuable masterpieces. 👍👍👍
When traveling to Yangshuo, I heard the tour guide talk about the Panwang Festival of the Yao people. When I read this story, it perfectly completed the story. The gripping plot made me admire Panwang's bravery, justice and majesty even more! Worth reading! Recommend
The author has a relatively in-depth understanding of the customs and folk customs of northern Guangxi
The beginning is very exciting, it feels like the beginning of a TV series. The wording is very good, and the ancient flavor came out when I read it. It's very good, and the plot is also very exciting. Come on!
This is a mythical novel describing Chinese dragon culture and ethnic minority themes. The magical and romantic storyline is gripping and worth reading. It would be better if the text was more concise! Thank you author!
It is a very special book. I read it when I have time. I have read more than a hundred chapters, and I hope it will become more and more exciting.
Great book, great author 👍