Su Fan travels through Daqian, where there are Confucianists who spit out the Book of Songs and turn them into swords, there are warriors who open monuments and crack stones, and there are thousands of enemies, and there are cultivators who fly into the sky and enter the earth to gain the true wonders of heaven and earth.
However, the sad thing is that the rich and powerful are free and happy, enjoying all the glory and wealth in the world, but the common people are living in abyss and dire straits.
Natural disasters and man-made disasters, thousands of miles of bare land, the people exchanged their children for food in order to survive.
In order to stabilize his conscience, Su Fan opened a porridge tent to help refugees.
But he didn't want to be dismissed as a government servant, so he realized that in Daqian, even privately providing disaster relief was a sin!
Until he was lying at home seriously injured and in need of treatment, the birth mark on his arm suddenly shone slightly, and the grateful voices of the refugees during the day came to his mind.
As strands of golden light enter the body, and as the injury recovers, the word merit flashes in the heart.
Su Fan is neither a martial artist nor a Confucian, neither a demon nor a god, but he is a born saint and will live forever!
This court can't even serve porridge, so let's find a court that can feed the people!
When Su Fan gave away stones in the name of a Taoist priest, the people saw that the gravel in the pot turned into rice grains under a yellow talisman!
When the imperial court wanted to suppress the so-called evil ways.
But the people spontaneously raised the banner and respected Su Fan as a great sage and mentor!
Reader comments
At which chapter is it just the wedding night? ? There is also the character of the protagonist, which is very much like the fantasy of an ancient failed scholar who wrote a book 😂.
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At which chapter is it just the wedding night? ? There is also the character of the protagonist, which is very much like the fantasy of an ancient failed scholar who wrote a book 😂.
It's good-looking, and it's very to my liking. It's one of the better-looking books in the refreshing genre.