Shixian's Cat and Mountains and Rivers Sign-In System

Traveling through the Wu Zhou Dynasty, Lin Xiaozhou became the descendant of the poet Li Bai, with Jin Zun, an alcoholic and talkative civet squatting on his shoulder. Bound to the "Mountain and River Poetry Rhythm System", his journey is destined to be extraordinary: he climbed Mount Tai to comprehend "Looking at the Mountains", and came to Luoyang to understand the "Blood Contract". Every step he took was based on the lines and conspiracies of history. This is not a simple sightseeing trip. Mountains and rivers have souls, and the soul of poetry is immortal. The ancient scrolls in Du Fu's Thatched Cottage hide the mysteries of the earth's veins, and the "Dragon Suppressing Stake" outside Jianmen Pass locks in thousands of years of mourning. Accompanying him are Lu Qingjian, a spiritual fox who is proficient in ancient restoration methods, and Zhuge Liang, a Crouching Dragon who has no plans but mysteriously arrived. From the Buddha's light in Longmen Grottoes to the Taoist rhyme of Qingcheng Mountain, from Luoyang water mats to cold pot fish in Xiajiang River, while savoring the best taste of the world, they also started a silent and secret war with the "New Poetry Alliance" who tried to subvert the cultural context. Wu Zetian's "Dragon Blood Contract" has caused trouble for thousands of years, and the five-party dragon-suppressing situation is full of dangers. Using poetry as a sword and the heart as a mirror, Lin Xiaozhou embarked on a magnificent journey across the splendid mountains and rivers of the prosperous Tang Dynasty with the help of civet's complaints, white fox's wisdom and Wolong's resourcefulness. Suspense arises one after another, accompanied by delicious food, and poetry as a guide. Together they compose a legend of poetry, wine, mountains, rivers and passion. Ahead, the difficult road to Shu, the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, the lonely smoke in the north of the Great Wall... Thousands of miles of mountains and rivers are all poems to be written.