Qingshan Town Mountain River

Xie Heng, who was destined to be a star in troubled times, lived in seclusion in the mountains of Qingxi, just to escape the world and spend the rest of his life. He is familiar with medicine, knows the terrain, and has a little knowledge of destiny. He uses his skills to protect the stability of a village and his neighbors. He does not want to get involved in world disputes. A sudden military disaster occurred in Shuo's tribe, and calamity came because of him. In order to save the whole village, Xie Heng led the cavalry alone and fled into the mountains. However, he met Xiao Chengyue, a desperate female general of Xiliang's remnant army, on a river beach after the rain. She was proud and proud, even though she was defeated and in dire straits, she still upheld military discipline. Seeing through her great ambitions, Xie Heng decided to step out of the mountains and join the world to help. From then on, the hermit entered the situation and plotted everything. He accompanies her to rise against the wind in troubled times, settle disputes between princes, end centuries of division, help her ascend to the throne of God, and create a new dynasty. The monarch and his subjects are in the same boat through thick and thin, and they are the only confidants to rely on in desperate situations. But Zhenxing can only bring peace to troubled times, but cannot bring peace to prosperous times. The great cause is established, Xie Heng does not love power and position, and returns to the mountains after success. Xiao Chengyue was left alone to take charge of Jiuchong Palace. She was determined to reform and tried to break the shackles of the family. However, the new policy was too advanced and had a shallow foundation. The court was torn apart, natural and man-made disasters followed one after another, and the unified country fell again. When the prosperous times turn into chaos, the world is helpless. The empress who once ruled the world put aside all her imperial dignity and traveled thousands of miles to Qingshan to beg him to come out again. Mountains and rivers are easy to come by, but prosperity is hard to come by. Good friends who are in the same boat in troubled times will never be able to survive the reincarnation of destiny. Purpose: to explore the limitations of manpower and the fate of the times, to write about the choices made by monarchs and ministers in troubled times and prosperous times, and the ups and downs of ideals and aspirations amid the shackles of reality.