During the Qianfu period of the Tang Dynasty, the salt ponds in Puzhou were stained with blood, and the Tang army's cavalry crushed the people's dreams. Xie Yan learned martial arts from Wang Xianzhi and established his aspiration with the word "Jiunping".
He is Wang Xianzhi's direct disciple, inherits the master's skills from Yan Gong, and uses Yan Fei's arrows to attack Diao Fei. He charges side by side with Shang Rang and listens to Huang Chao's recitation of "The Incense Formation to the Sky", but sees that Zhu Wen's giant stick hides evil intentions, and Lin Yan's shadow hides contradictions.
The arrow in the setting sun comes from Pi Rixiu, the shadow of the green lotus sword reflects in Wei Zhuang; Tian Lingzi's embroidery needle hides murderous intent, and Li Cunxiao's flying tiger shakes the world. Beacon fires were lit with saltpeter in salt pools, nobles were buried in the palace of Chang'an, and bows were left in the Wolf and Tiger Valley to protect the people.
The banner of justice soared into the sky, and the geese bowed and roared in the late Tang Dynasty. See how an archer uses archery to set up formations and defeat the enemy with wisdom in the midst of strangulation by vassal towns, clans, and religions, to uphold the original aspiration of the rebel army, and to protect the people of thousands of miles away!
