At the end of the 15th century, grassland war broke out again. Agula, a young shepherd boy who bears the mark of the white deer, shocks the world with one arrow and becomes the hope of the grassland. Iron hoofs press on the situation, and conspiracies are surging. He and Qiqige, who is good at singing and dancing, make a life-and-death covenant in the flames of war. From the cliffs of Yinshan Mountain to the reaches of the Yellow River, divine arrows pierce the wind and fog; from ancient legends to the trials of heaven and earth, true love overcomes hardships and dangers. This is an epic on the bowstring, and even more so, love in the wind - when the last arrow shoots into the sky, the hero and the singer jointly compose the most magnificent legend of the Bayannur grassland.
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The shepherd boy bore the mark of the white deer on his shoulder and died with an arrow.
Iron hoofs press on the environment, conspiracies are surging, from the cliffs of Yinshan Mountain to the reaches of the Yellow River, divine arrows pierce the wind and fog, and true love overcomes hardships and dangers.
The novel cleverly integrates Mongolian legends and historical blood. It is not only a biography of a grassland hero, but also a long pastoral song about the survival of civilization.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite and the plot has ups and downs. Whether it is the description of the pictures or the dialogue of the characters, the author describes it just right. It is worth recommending!
The shepherd boy bore the mark of the white deer on his shoulder and died with an arrow. Iron hoofs press on the environment, conspiracies are surging, from the cliffs of Yinshan Mountain to the reaches of the Yellow River, divine arrows pierce the wind and fog, and true love overcomes hardships and dangers. The novel cleverly integrates Mongolian legends and historical blood. It is not only a biography of a grassland hero, but also a long pastoral song about the survival of civilization.
This book is really good. The author's writing is exquisite and the plot has ups and downs. Whether it is the description of the pictures or the dialogue of the characters, the author describes it just right. It is worth recommending!