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Jiang Cai (1607-1677), whose courtesy name was Ru Nong, was given the posthumous title Zhenyi by his colleagues. A native of Laiyang, Shandong. A political figure in the late Ming Dynasty who regarded himself as a survivor after entering the Qing Dynasty. This book systematically researches and introduces Jiang Cai's family background, studies, official career, friendships, thoughts, etc., And conducts a relatively comprehensive analysis and review of his poetry and prose works.

Can a battlefield orphan survive? My adoptive father is Wo'jin. Can a battlefield orphan grow up? My enlightenment mentor is Lexa! Can a battlefield orphan be fully capable of fighting? My archery instructor is Sylvanas! Can a battlefield orphan become a tribal hero? My spiritual guide is Sal! How powerful can a battlefield orphan be? In front of me, there is no one who can fight!

Night, still chilling! The wind is still biting! The moon is vaguely visible!

Xianxia has always made people linger under myths, made people sigh about the good and evil in the world, and moved people in their respective states of mind! Immortals are those who seek the Tao in seclusion in the mountains; chivalrous men are those who realize the Tao in the midst of the world. --Zhang Yusheng These two different groups of people may also have similar aspects! The King of Monsters and Insects, the Saint of the Demon Clan, the Mother of Blood Thread Insects, gives birth to and is reborn, has three parts of Yuan Blood and is immortal, and the Holy King of Qilin returns to the world.