Changes in the Southwest: Records of Power Conspiracies Under the Cloud Gate

Under the morning glow, hundreds of miles of lonely clouds stretch across the sky. In the deep mountains in the northern part of Guilin County, the clans and Yuwen family villages that should have been peaceful have been stirred up by the legend of the Demonic Pearl. Undercurrents are surging in the world, and forces from all sides are secretly competing. The sloppy Taoist priest Yu Wenhu's sudden appearance was like thunder on the ground, causing all forces to fight for it. The Yuwen family struggled and swayed in the whirlpool of interests. The seventh elder died suddenly and mysteriously, and his skin turned into a blood-colored ball of light and sank into the child's forehead. This strange incident was like a fuse, igniting the smoke of the first confrontation between the various forces, revealing the tip of the iceberg of power struggles within the dynasty and surging undercurrents on the border. It also pushed the complex and delicate relationship between the chieftains in the southwest and the Tang Dynasty to a precarious crossroads, making the land in the southwest gradually become the center of a turbulent whirlpool. The situation is changing and the world is in turmoil again. Who can turn the tide in this bloody storm? As the poem goes: Hundreds of miles of lonely clouds lock the morning glory, and the empty mountain is flattened with blood shadows. The wind blows from the left stream and flows into Qianlong. The dew is deep and wet and it is difficult for heavy passengers to pass. Occasionally there is a shepherd boy in the south, looking at the vision of the immortal altar in the distance. Climb high and attain enlightenment, serve in temples, retreat to seclusion and live in hiding to be welcomed by distant relatives. Unexpectedly, he has so many miserable faces in his linen clothes, how can he command thousands of guards from all over the world? When I returned home late, I was confused and asked about my ancestors, but the ancient beads from Lingtai were nowhere to be found.