If I Don't Want to Be a Prince, I Will Become a Sage in the Arts.

Question: "I heard that your country in Dali once changed its name?" Answer: "Yes, it was changed from Dali to Dali." Question: "Isn't that still the same?" Answer: "It's different. The original Dali was the Li of the Li family, and the later Li was the Li of the Li people." The respondent put down his wine glass and sighed with emotion: "That year, Li Que, the literary saint, went to Beijing alone, and the world... Changed its color." … He traveled through time and became the son of the King of Jingnan, and took Shenjing as a hostage. After ten years of dandyism, his family was ruined. From then on, there was no longer a prince of Jingnan in the world, and there was a rich man who traveled across the mountains and rivers and controlled the rivers and lakes. Literature touches the world and captures the spirit of all things. In the face of a loyal minister who is determined to die, the sentence "No one has ever died in life since ancient times, and his loyalty will be remembered by history", condensed into a sword and said loyalty. Facing the enemy's army, the words "I have great ambition to sacrifice, I dare to make the sun and the moon change the sky", condensed into a sword, which means courage. Facing the common people, the sentence "If the sky is sentimental, the sky will also grow old, and the right path of the world is the vicissitudes of life", condensed into a sword saying benevolence. … Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, military arts, and all kinds of Taoism are all tied together. When I look back, I see Li Que returning to the divine capital with a sword. The gods and the emperor are all like dust at his feet. … PS: There are already three million-word hits like "Fantasy: I'm Really Not an Unparalleled Master" and one-million-word masterpiece "Eternal Life Begins as a Sect Clerk", so feel free to read them.