Content introduction of Gu Long's martial arts novel "He Xiang Shenzhou":
There were two people sitting in the pavilion, one was a blind man wearing a gray cloth coat who told fortunes, and the other was a young girl holding a yueqin! The blind man held the horse pole in his hand, his hair was all white, and his long white beard was like a piece of satin, gently fluttering in the wind. There is a belt tied to the gray cloth coat, and there are many odds and ends on it, including a small cloth bag containing Gua money, a dry tobacco bag pole, a tobacco bag, a purse, and a small gong made of white copper. There is a white cloth sign hanging on the horse pole of his old man's house. There are a few lines on it: "Qi Men Dun Jia Liu Yao Shen Le". The three horizontal characters are - "report to the king", and in the middle is his old man's trademark "Xu Tiemei"!
Looking at the three words "Xu Tiemei", you can't help but take a look at his two eyebrows. They are dark and thick, two inches long, like two iron brushes.
The old man rolled his white eyes, spinning around, and fumbled to pull out the tobacco pouch from his belt. The eldest girl bent down and used a flint to make a fire, lighting the paper media, and Xu Tiemei smoked it with a bang!
