(In summary, the world view of this article is a fusion of stolen pens and ghosts blowing out lanterns)
Meng Yue first came to this world at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, which was a time of social turmoil and frequent uprisings.
Born in troubled times and political turmoil, by chance, he became a disciple of the current Xiling bandit leader.
On his seventeenth birthday, he was told by an old Taoist that in ten days there would be a disaster, either death or "immortality".
Ten days later, the eldest disciple of the Xiiling Bandit Chief died in Chang's Tomb. Seven days later, the leader of the Xiling Bandit Chief was transferred to the leader, and the new Bandit Chief was Meng Yue, who died in Chang's Tomb.
After the fall of the Song Dynasty, Meng Yue resigned as the leader of the bandits and was passed down to his disciple Liu Zixian. There has been no news since then.
During the Republic of China, the Xiling faction led by Chen Yulou, the leader of the Xiling pirates, developed together with Jiumen in the area of Sanxiang and Four Rivers, and had the tendency to fight against each other. Later, Chen Yulou disappeared, and the Xiling faction was scattered in all directions. It was later revived under the leadership of a Mr. Meng. At the same time, under the leadership of Mr. Meng, it also formed a united front with Jiumen to fight for the country.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Mr. Meng resigned from office and went abroad.
After 2000, the trio of captains who had already washed their hands of gold returned to China in cooperation with an unknown gentleman.
In 2010, the name of Xiling Rikishi returned to the world.
Purpose: Towards the core values of socialism