Wangjiang's Last Words

The body of Dai Sin has no world in his eyes. The mortals here are stupid, the sky is turbid, and they are nestled in hundreds of thousands of secluded bamboos to avoid the outside world. A revengeful person has a sharp blade in his heart, which can kill traitors, kill demons, and wipe out the evil in the twelve states of Shu. Background: Shu borders the Tubo tribes to the west and the Buddhist kingdom of Dali to the south. Since the pre-Qin Dynasty, there have been many gods and monsters, and many monsters and monsters have been eyeing the kingdom of heaven. Fortunately, it is defended by natural dangers, and the officials of the Qing Dynasty Law Department assist each other to eliminate the barbarians in Jianmen. - Note: The fourth chapter of the wedge volume follows the story of Le Langzhong and Gu Si, which is related to the main line of this article. For details, please click → Pingjiang Story. Or click on the column: Four Hundred Manuscripts Library. Conception: