It happened after Qiao Feng broke his arrow and Duan Xu disappeared in the late Northern Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty moved south, and the remaining alliance of Langya was burning. The four cut arrows were rounded again, and they wanted to conquer the world. Duan Yi, the crown prince of Dali, entered the court as a minister, met Xu Zhu, the abbot of Shaolin, and experienced a black-clothed fire disaster together, which revealed the situation of "the dragons reunited". The Xixia cavalry pressed down on Hengshan, and the Tubo flag pointed at Xichuan; the orphan Murong of Gusu, Lingjiu Meijian, the new leader of the Beggar Clan, and the Jurchen secret envoy appeared one after another; there was also a game of Jidian on the rooftop, shaking the wind and rain. The book is narrated in the form of chapters about people from the Qing Dynasty, with poems in each chapter and comments in each volume. It writes about the separation and reunion of family and country, the grievances and grievances of the world, the hearts of heroes and Buddhas, and the entanglement of life and death. Duan Yi's six meridians sword, Xu Zhu's two palms of life and death, broken arrows and old alliance, finally smiled. Eighty times, the wind and rain wash away the dragon again; outside Yanmen Pass, the new moon shines on the bones, and the rivers and lakes return to loneliness. If you ask where are the heroes? But listen to the eaves bell saying to itself: "It's all gone, pay it to the fishermen and woodcutter."
