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A comedy of everyday life, set in a semi-fantasy Tang Dynasty. Group portrait of Jianghu Omnivorous party, cp is optional. The protagonist is a durable Chinese pastoral dog sculpture. (I would like to declare here that I originally wanted to draw comics, but my skills were not perfect and it took time and effort. I will start writing again when I return from learning. However, the story has a sample, so I will write it down for now. However, the novel is not as entertaining as the comics in daily life, so I added a main line that did not exist in it. There are many logical loopholes. The author is negligent. I hope you will forgive me.) Xu Wangqing was born into a wealthy family in Luoyang. His parents were killed when he was four and a half years old, and his uncle left the house. He met a kind man and took him to Chang'an to beg. From then on, he began his life of wandering and begging in Chang'an. Later, he met a gang of beggars, was deceived by them, and made a living by stealing. Until one day, a beggar tricked him into stealing from the house of Song Mingwen, a famous official in Chang'an. Unexpectedly, he was caught. After being arrested, the beggar took the opportunity to rescue him (but the real purpose was to steal things by the way). However, he was discovered by the guards again. They left Xu Wangqing alone. Fortunately, he hid in a rice warehouse and met the rebellious and intelligent Miss Song Qiuyan. After that, he ran away and met Luo Denghua, the daughter of a Sichuan refugee, and the lonely and dull knight Xia Wuyi. A story about the inner life of a young man who investigates crimes in rivers and lakes begins.