The story in this book is based on real historical characters and backgrounds.
At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, it was rumored that Emperor Wanli's imperial advisor offended the emperor by making a drunken gaffe, fled the imperial city in a panic, and lived among the people under the pseudonym Liu Jiangdong. Liu Jiangdong was proficient in the art of Feng Shui, and gradually became famous in the Lingnan area, benefiting the people and guiding the world. During this period, he met Ou Liang, a teacher by chance, and the two became friends and teachers.
By chance, Ou Liang learned the "Dragon Capturing Spear Technique" left behind by Liu Bowen, the founding strategist of the People's Republic of China. He traveled to a foreign land according to the instructions, and was taught by Liu Bowen, becoming a new generation of magical strategist ferryman.
Returning to the mortal world, Ou Liang was inspired and recommended by Liu Jiangdong to join the army and served as a military advisor under the command of Wu Liuqi, a strange man written by Jin Yong. He fought against pirates, conquered Chaozhou, and pacified the world, which led to many touching and exciting stories.
Although this book has a military theme, it integrates many cultural elements such as folk tales, local anecdotes, history and humanity, fantasy, anecdotes, Feng Shui and others.
