In August of the seventh year of Qingli, Liu Chenxiang, who was about to skip school, discovered that a Kun Dao had come to the dilapidated temple in Liujia Village.
That Kun Dao was about the same age as him, and he worshiped a faceless statue. He was curious and asked, what is the name of the Taoist Priest?
The Taoist Master said, Immeasurable Heavenly Lord, the small Taoist name is Agarwood. Your name is the same as Mr. Liu.
Liu Chenxiang asked again, which immortal was the Taoist priest offering sacrifices to? Why didn't he have his face molded?
The Taoist Master was silent for a long time and said softly that the person worshiped by the small Taoist temple was Erlang, the Lord of Sichuan during the reign of King Qin Zhao. As for that face...
Xiaodao can no longer remember the appearance of that person.
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Yang Jian, the God of Erlang, discovered that the old San Sheng Sheng Temple in Liujiacun had a new god, who was said to be Erlang, the Lord of Sichuan.
He looked at the faceless statue and lightly slashed it with a three-pointed two-edged knife. Then the bodyless face of the statue was cut off, revealing the yellowed skull.
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The timeline is tentatively set during the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty. Du Renzong might know a little bit about the Three Heroes and Five Righteousness.
Lotus Lantern combines the drama version and the dance drama version, retaining the theme of traditional anti-feudal ethics without discrediting any character. The only second boss is the Jade Emperor and Queen Mother (right).
The protagonist has no CP, but the supporting characters have all CP orientations.
Purpose: Overthrow feudal oppression and build a better tomorrow
