Flying Geese Return in the Snow

Holding a sword to welcome the guests from Kyushu, the three-foot sharp edge is hidden with the king. This is the story of swords and dreams. Three thousand years ago, the meteor "Destiny" pierced the sky of Kyushu Continent thousands of feet from outside, and suddenly scattered in the night sky. The ancestors of Kyushu felt an unusual aura growing between heaven and earth. And as the fragments left behind by "Destiny" flew to various parts of Kyushu, the ancient myths passed down orally by the ancestors seemed to leap from a dream to a land they had not set foot on for thousands of years. In the same year, Gongsun Xuanyuan unified the Central Plains, and the Nine Millet Tribes were defeated and retreated to the southern border. Xuanyuan was named Ji Shui, so he named it Ji Xuanyuan. Historical name: In the first year of Xuanyuan, "Destiny" died, and the Central Plains became the first. Three thousand years later, a young man from Yanmen stood up from the wind and snow, brushed his sword and immediately went to welcome the guests from Kyushu.