Kyushu Flame God Chronicles

Walking on the main road brings peace of mind and body. This book records the experiences and daily life of the young Taoist Jiang Yan during his travels in Kyushu. There are monsters and monsters, and there are fairy tales. The main purpose is to promote ancient Chinese myths and stories and the noble sentiments of heroes and martyrs of all ages. In the book, there will be people like Li Bai sailing down the river in a light boat, and there will be people like the overlord carrying the world. Trouble the historical dynasties and make up for the regrets in your heart. Joking about some historical stories and writing some war epics. If during the An-Shi Rebellion, soldiers would go west to open up new territories, wouldn't it be beautiful? If there is virtue in the late Ming Dynasty, wouldn't it be a pleasure to stop the barbarian Qing from galloping on the sea? If the Qin warriors were still there, wouldn't it be great to enter the Asan Kingdom from Tibet? If the Han cavalry still existed, wouldn't it be painful if they penetrated the northwest from the north and drank from the Western Sea? Wouldn't it be nice if all the Southern Barbarian troops were collected and they could go south to the Monkey Kingdom and teach you how to respect your teachers? If all the eight Qing cavalrymen surrender and go east to Bangzi Country, how dare they steal again? Go east to Japan to collect the dwarfs, and slaughter them all if they are not educated.