This Qinglong is not the Qinglong from the Four Sages, and has only half a cent relationship with Him, because later the Qinglong from the Four Sages will come out to make soy sauce. The protagonist dragon is dark blue, and there will be no protagonist dragon in any history of myths, ghosts, monsters, or monsters, because I made it up myself, so please don't argue with me seriously. I also made it up. Jiuqi is a Taoist term. This is based on evidence and is not made up. In short, this is a story where the mortal protagonist Shou and the little green dragon protagonist fight against ghosts, subdue demons, subjugate demons and trap gods, and fall in love at the same time. The story is made up, but the demons and demons in it are all based on facts. It is not ruled out that some individuals may create one themselves if they are interested, such as the protagonist's attacks. I say all this to remind everyone not to take things seriously. Reading the article is just for fun, how uncomfortable it is to be honest~
Sources of information: "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "History of Chinese Mythology", "Chinese Heritage", "Chinese Ghost and God Culture" and various folklore novels