This book brings together one hundred and eight knights, all of whom are skilled in literature and martial arts, and together they protect the prosperous Tang Dynasty:
We are all guests from all over the world,
Brothers have a pure heart.
The two characters of chivalry gather together,
The scribe and romantic warrior Sadao.
Fairies dance when the wonderful pen is written,
Wherever the long sword moves, the dragon roars.
All life is subject to death,
The spirit must be left to refer to future generations.
Reader comments
Dear readers: My surname is Yang. When I was young, my hexagram and five elements were short of water, so my parents named me with three points of water. Therefore, the pen name is: Mu Yi San Dian Shui.
All human beings must die, and we must leave our spirit to guide future generations... The chivalrous spirit in the book will illuminate our future!
The author Mu Yida has a profound foundation in ancient Chinese writing and depicts a martial arts world of the prosperous Tang Dynasty... Definitely worth a look!
After reading the whole book, I yearn for the Tang Dynasty very much;
The poets in the prosperous times made me wander through time...
With the history of the prosperous Tang Dynasty as the background and the poetic martial arts style, it depicts 108 knights with both civil and military skills. They are so different, but they work together to protect Chang'an in the prosperous age... Wonderful!
The author describes the chivalrous spirit of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. In the book, Li Bai's poetry and wine are wild, and the chivalrous warriors are brave. This spirit spans thousands of years... It is worth reading, and I look forward to more exciting works.
Dear readers: My surname is Yang. When I was young, my hexagram and five elements were short of water, so my parents named me with three points of water. Therefore, the pen name is: Mu Yi San Dian Shui. All human beings must die, and we must leave our spirit to guide future generations... The chivalrous spirit in the book will illuminate our future!
The author Mu Yida has a profound foundation in ancient Chinese writing and depicts a martial arts world of the prosperous Tang Dynasty... Definitely worth a look! After reading the whole book, I yearn for the Tang Dynasty very much; The poets in the prosperous times made me wander through time...
With the history of the prosperous Tang Dynasty as the background and the poetic martial arts style, it depicts 108 knights with both civil and military skills. They are so different, but they work together to protect Chang'an in the prosperous age... Wonderful!
The author describes the chivalrous spirit of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. In the book, Li Bai's poetry and wine are wild, and the chivalrous warriors are brave. This spirit spans thousands of years... It is worth reading, and I look forward to more exciting works.