The Anti-Japanese Chapter of Tianjibian

China's War of Resistance was most brutal than the War of Resistance in Northeast China, where the Japanese invaders wreaked havoc and China was robbed. In the midst of the white mountains and black waters, countless heroic heroes from Guandong shed their blood to save the country and the nation from danger. They had great ambitions to eat the meat of Huns, laughed and drank the blood of Huns, composing a series of magnificent chapters that can be sung and cried. Zhou Ji'er, who was born in a small Taoist sect but was a genius in Taoism, was ordered by his master to enter the world to experience and was involved in the troubled land of Kanto. He rescued the chivalrous woman, rescued the anti-Japanese warrior, and fought with the Japanese demon monk. Under his inspiration, the Chinese monastic community responded one after another. Both immortals and mortals went to the national disaster together, and launched an earth-shattering showdown with the Japanese monastic community. However, in these troubled times, he unexpectedly found that he was burdened with the love calamity of ten lifetimes. In troubled times, the love between children lasts forever. Can lovers spend the full moon and finally get married? . . . . .