Tianlong: After Stuffing the Cattle and Sheep, He Will Not Lose

This is Jin Yong's "Dragon and the Eight Parts", which is a perfect introduction to the same person - the turmoil in Xingzilin suddenly arises. Qiao Feng is wronged by Khitan's life experience, but she forms a bond with A'Zhu who is looking for his mother: she uses the art of disguise to explore Mantuo Villa, borrows Pisces earrings to find Ruan Xingzhu's old love, and accompanies him to Shaolin to uncover the mystery of Xuan Ci's "leading brother", intercepting Kang Min's poisonous plan in advance, so that the tragedy of "dying for his father" will never happen. During this period, Duan Yu finally fell in love with Wang Yuyan, and the Six Meridians Divine Sword protected her from Murong Fu's obsession; Xu Zhu found Meng Gu in the Xixia Ice Cellar, and the head of Lingjiu Palace inherited his chivalry. After the feud between Yanmen and the Han-Liao alliance was concluded, Qiao Feng led A'Zhu to the northern part of the Great Wall: smoke curled up from the wooden houses where there were herds of cattle and sheep, Xiao Yuanshan and Ruan Xingzhu entertained their grandchildren with sweet treats, and A'Zhu laughed at herding the flowing clouds by throwing poison. The promise made by Xing Zilin to "stuff the cattle and sheep" was finally written in the afterglow of the setting sun as "I will live up to this life". This is a gentle ending that belongs to the heroes of the world. The chivalry remains unchanged and the affection is complete.