After three years with crippled meridians, he awakens the Star Souls of the myriad heavens in a single day.
Li Chunfeng endures the scornful stares and breaks the deadlock with one sword, rising from an abandoned son of Qingcheng to the fated Lord of the Stars.
A black-robed mastermind plays the world like a chessboard, laying a thousand-year plot, sabotaging the dragon veins and throwing the people of the Nine Provinces into chaos.
As sects scheme against one another, evil spirits run rampant, and the land is thrown into turmoil, he sweeps across the world with the power of his Star Soul, breaking deadlocks, subduing the Central Plains, defending the dragon veins, and restoring order to the world.
Everyone says fate cannot be defied. He is determined to defy heaven itself.
In this game of world-spanning chess, he will do more than break the stalemate. He will command the river of stars and become its one and only Lord!
The most touching thing about "The Prequel to Tuibei Tu: The Secret History of Li Chunfeng" is not the cool magic showdown, but the essence of "guarding" - it allows us to see that the stability of Chang'an is never the credit of a single warlock, but the integrity of the court officials, the loyalty of the soldiers, the enthusiasm of the merchants, and the unity of the people, which are jointly woven into the "line of defense". If you like stories with "history as bones and fantasy as flesh" and prefer "group resonance" rather than "lone protagonist", this work is definitely worth reading - it will make you believe that even ordinary people can become "a beam of light guarding Chang'an" in the crisis of the times.
This chapter explains clearly and in detail. The psychological activities of the characters are written down to people's minds, which makes the readers overwhelmed.
Like it worth listening to and reading!
A very good book that allows us future generations to know the extraordinary life of a famous teacher
Fascinating, very nice to watch