The Dragon Mother Disobeys: Shun Mai Long Zhang

Not Game of Thrones, but better than Game of Thrones. This is the legendary story of the Chinese Dragon Mother - Wen Xin, an ancient Cangwu girl with the blood of Emperor Shun, awakened from a "Dragon Girl" to a "Dragon Mother" in the troubled times of the Qin Army's southern expedition. She controlled the five elements of dragon spirits, fought against the violent Qin cavalry, and protected the people of Baiyue. This is a fantasy epic. It is not destiny on the list of gods, nor is it unification in the history books, but an unofficial history of a volcano opening its eyes in the middle of the night in Lingnan, magma becoming milk, inverse scales becoming seeds, a fisherman's belly hatching a five-element dragon, turning the history of conquest into a history of symbiosis, and the ecology governed by virtue. When the Qin army suppressed the dragon veins with ten thousand nails, she counterattacked with the "Mother's Law": Nourish the land first, then the people. The soldiers will not retreat until the land is full. The water dragon spits mist to purify the miasma, the fire dragon burns the river and boils the sea into salt, the wooden dragon plants rice three hundred miles in one night, the golden dragon cuts through iron like paper cutting, and the earth dragon stabilizes the earth's veins so that iron hoofs cannot crush a singing rice plant. Technical officer Lu Yan handed her a star map with an error of 0.1 Inches, and she gave her a rain that reversed the Burning Mountain - the first grass grew out of the ashes, and Qin's sword was chewed into blunt iron by moss. Five dragons were martyred, she turned into rain with her body, volcanic ashes turned into fertile soil, and thousands of years of rice waves in Lingnan turned into a sentence: She did not become the emperor, but became the earth itself. Volcanic wells, shark blood, Liubao tea and ambergris, framed wallpaper; female ambition = "plant the last grain of rice on the enemy's marching route." Wuzhou, the city of the Dragon Mother, has been ringing with rice for thousands of years, and the Dragon Mother has honored the world and governed the world with virtue.