Xiao Yi died once.
When he opened his eyes again, it was the fourteenth year of Tianbao of the Tang Dynasty. He was seventeen years old, holding a book "Kong Ming Jue" in his arms that could lead to death. At his feet was Daoxiang Village, which was about to be crushed by the flames of war.
Two years later, he was the direct disciple of the headmaster of Chunyang Palace, the "most secretly hidden junior brother" among his fellow disciples, and the name on Lingxue Pavilion's kill list - he was also the boy closest to the war and farthest from Chang'an.
He practiced the most righteous "Zuo Wang Sutra" and the most evil "Heavenly Demon without Appearance". He wants to understand:
Why would a caravan be wiped out because of the few fists and kicks he taught?
Why were the deaths of 193 people classified as seven "accidents" by the government?
Why did the swordsman in Donghai who called himself "Yue Yue" a hundred years ago have the same technique as his inheritance?
And the girl who wrapped the broken hairpin with twine and fled all the way from Jiangnan to Huashan. Three generations of her family died to protect the inheritance, and in the end, she was the only one left.
In the sixth month of Tianbao's fifteenth year, Tongguan was broken and Chang'an fell.
The book said that this battle would last eight years.
In eight years, he watched the flag of Tongguan fall, watched the fire of Chang'an burn, watched his fellow disciples leave their lives on the city wall - and then trained himself from a person who "survived" to a person who "stepped forward".
The eternal life of selfishness will eventually turn into ashes, while the inheritance of altruism will continue forever.
This is a story about a time traveler collecting debts for wronged souls and guarding the gates of mountains and rivers.
Intention: The eternal life of selfishness will eventually be counterattacked, and the inheritance of altruism will continue forever.