Zhenlong Records the Tribulation of Jiuzhou

In the early Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen was ordered to cut off the dragon veins of the nine states, cutting off the king's energy but leaving a glimmer of hope; in the Tang Dynasty, Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng co-authored "Tui Bei Tu", which hid the mystery of the dragon vein's recovery. Hundreds of years later, Wang Yi's catastrophe caused changes in the earth's veins. The vortex vibration of the Humen Bridge was actually a sign of dragon energy rushing through the barrier. The aftermath of the battle on the ancient battlefield was still unsolved. Behind the "one-legged ghost" and the magnetic field phenomenon in the secret realm of Ailao Mountain, fragments of the severed dragon veins were gathering together. The mysterious organization is in charge of the anecdotal files, secretly guarding the balance of the dragon veins, and wants to use the incomplete dragon veins to subvert the destiny of Kyushu. The protagonist carries the inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine and archaeological knowledge, searches for dragon traces on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, and discovers the truth at the scene of the tribulation, linking up the secrets of Feng Shui and the battle between good and evil that spans thousands of years. Disclaimer: This book is a fictitious creation of oriental fantasy, and all involved are artistic processing of folklore. The plots such as Liu Bowen's killing of the dragon veins and the strange news of Ailao Mountain are all literary fabrications and have nothing to do with real history, geography and real events. Please do not take it for granted. The works strictly abide by the standards for online literature creation, contain no illegal content, and are for entertainment purposes only.