The Buddhist Tribulation of the Western Regions

During the Yongping period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the middle of the night in the palace of Luoyang, the imperial capital, Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty had a dream that a god in golden armor was coming to the west on the moon. An edict seeking justice completely changed the fate of young medical officer Li Mubai. When he followed the mission out of Yumen west, he discovered that what was waiting for them was not the ancient camel bell road, but the bloodthirsty blades of the Huns' wolf riders deep in the desert, and the monsters from the Western Regions that had been sleeping for thousands of years. The corpse-scented konjac blooms quietly in the Loulan ghost cave, and the jade Buddha weeps blood in the Khotan Buddhist Kingdom. On this mysterious road connecting the East and the West, Li Mubai used silver needle herbs to save lives and heal the wounded. At the critical moment of life and death, he awakened the sleeping Buddhist fate in his body and tamed the ancient golden dragon into a white dragon mount. However, crises ensued - the Zoroastrian priests of the Parthian Empire drove the Holy Fire Knights to pursue him thousands of miles away, and the Brahmin sect in Tianzhu set up numerous killing arrays. When Leonidas, the commander-in-chief of the Greek coalition forces, led the heavy infantry across the Aegean Sea to aid the east, and when Yueyao, the female swordswoman from Kunlun Mountain, came to wield a sword, this journey of seeking the law had already evolved into an epic war sweeping the entire continent. In the baptism of blood and fire, Li Mubai gradually revealed the secret of his life experience, only to discover that a greater conspiracy was quietly brewing outside the Three Realms... This is a road to heaven paved with chivalrous bones and Buddhist heart, a collision of civilizations spanning thousands of miles of rivers and mountains. When the Brahma Bell finally rings in the East, who can remember that it all started with the chivalrous intention of a young medical officer?