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The roar of dragons in the sky shook the sky, and all the people from all over the world came to serve as ministers. Retired soldier Mo Yang traveled across time and became the eldest prince of the West Sea, Ao Moang, to watch him help the Dragon Clan rise and help the building collapse!

This book is a collection of autobiographical essays. The author revisits the river of time. In a warm and implicit way, he tells the family past, the sorrow of the years, and the nostalgia of Guandutan, a Tujia village in the Wuling Mountains, and draws a picture of the rural China in the mountains of southwest China. The fleeting time and spiritual scenes explain how a broken and humble life can transcend grief and suffering under the constraints of history and the crushing reality of reality, and how it can radiate the powerful power of humanity in struggle and sacrifice, achieve the salvation of the soul, and create the miracle of ordinary life. This book explores the complex relationship of symbiosis and separation between people and the times, people and traditions, people, especially the land beneath their feet. It presents and expresses the dedication and sacrifice, forgiveness and redemption, love and compassion contained in the traditional Chinese culture. It is a confession of millennium-old farming civilization to the contemporary era.