In 1360, Zhang Wuji retired from the world at the age of 23. In the spring of 1361, he and Zhao Min lived in seclusion in Moxi, where they herded sheep, caught fish, and hunted every day. Within ten years, they gave birth to two sons, Zhang Siming and Zhang Sihan. In 1377, Zhang Wuji, who had retired for seventeen years, returned to the world. In ten years, he rescued Zhou Zhiruo, fought against Guangmingding, rebuilt the Mingjiao altar, and fought against Brother Leng. Brother, lost his footing in Guiguxia, gave birth to a daughter Zhang Ninzhi, practiced miraculous skills in ancient tombs, and killed Young Master Xuan Ming; in 1387, he returned from Persia and returned to Mongolia. During this period, Zhao Min gave birth to his daughter Zhang Simeng in the accompaniment of a wolf pack battle. She was nine years old. Zhang Siming was the Mongolian fishing sea general. Zhang Sihan went to the Central Plains to look for him for three years. Zhang Siming has become the ninth consort of the Mongolian emperor. In 1390, Zhang Wuji returned to China with Zhao Min, Zhang Sihan, and Zhang Simeng, and successively established Guangming Protestantism, Guangming Martial Arts Hall, and Renji Medical Hall in Fochuanjian Scenic Area in Huangshan Mountain. They no longer opposed the court. On the eve of his 70th birthday, Zhu Yuanzhang invited him to sit alone and confessed that he had killed too many people in his later years. The two shook hands and made peace, allowing the Protestant religion to operate legally. In the following decades, he helped Hongwu, rescued Jianwen, helped Zhu Di, admonished Renzong, and assisted Xuande... After five dynasties of emperors, he never became an enemy of the dynasty. He rescued Jianwen, helped the prince, secretly supported orthodoxy, saved the people, worked hard, and died...
Intent: martial arts, romance, history, morality