Central Plains Heroes

Introduction to Gu Long's martial arts novel "Central Plains Heroes": Qiu Lei's mentality has changed greatly since Qingyun Ke taught him the truth about being the leader and overlord of the alliance. He understands how to talk to others and talk to ghosts. He must do whatever it takes to make some friends who can help him become famous. Although Jiuhua Taoist priests have many enemies and few friends in the world, and have a bad reputation, they have reached the state of transformation and are ranked among the three evil spirits. Winning them over can be a great helper. To be honest, there are not many people in the world who can truly be called righteous heroes, and real heroes are not keen on fame and fortune, nor do they want to meddle in others' affairs. The people who can really be relied on are these despicable people who do all kinds of evil. It is unreliable to say that a hero does not care about his birthplace and does not judge a hero based on his success or failure. Success is a king and failure is a bandit. This is an iron-clad fact. After he becomes famous in the future, who cares about his low-class friends? His master, Zhongnan Kuangke, was originally a mentally disturbed person, full of cynical and extreme thoughts. He had been training him for fifteen years. He was red when he was near vermillion, and black when he was near ink. His temperament completely inherited the mantle of Zhongnan Cui Zhen. How could he get better? This is the main reason why Qingyunke befriended him; because Qingyunke himself is the same as Zhongnan Kuangren, and if there is a teacher, there must be a disciple. You don't need to guess that they are the same type of characters.