Jing Chi Ji

Legend has it that the Yangtze River stretches endlessly. In order to facilitate management, Yinglong divided the Yangtze River into three regions, namely the upper reaches, the middle reaches and the lower reaches. The upper reaches are managed by the Yu Qiang clan and are responsible for thunder and lightning; the middle reaches are managed by the Shark clan and are responsible for rain; the lower reaches are managed by the Bingyi clan and are responsible for wind. In his early years, Yinglong built the Qingchuan Pavilion in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in order to suppress the beasts possessed by malevolence. He infused his energy into the tourmaline and used the power of the tourmaline to frighten the beasts. Unexpectedly, Bixi disappeared and Fei fled. Yinglong, who knew that the world was about to be in chaos, informed the heads of the three clans about the matter and asked them to send capable men to find Bixi. So the three tribes sent their sons to go, but later they encountered... Concept: fantasy; youth growth; Jingchu culture