Mo Gu Ding Da Jin

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! Introduction to "Mo Gu Ding Da Jin" In the 13th year of Yong'an in the Jin Dynasty, the imperial power fell, the nobles were in disgrace, the clan was in seclusion, and spiritual energy was undercurrent. He Bufan, the legitimate son of the He family in Langya, concealed his sharp edge with his wild body and lay drunk in Orchid Pavilion. However, due to the sound of a piano, he awakened the spirit of the book in the sea of ​​​​knowledge and embarked on the road of using ink to enter the Tao. On the surface, he is a famous scholar from the Wei and Jin Dynasties who drinks and talks, but in fact he possesses the innate Taoist body. He uses pen and ink as a soldier, the sound of the piano as a guide, and cultivates both civil and military skills. The nobles are fighting, the sects are fighting, the devil is ready to take action, the Blood Shadow Palace is about to be destroyed, and the world will fall. He Bufan circled around the Langya He family, Chenjun Su family and other aristocratic families, and explored the secrets of heaven with the seven sects such as Tianyi Pavilion and Tianxin Sect, made plans in simple talks, and defeated powerful enemies in Fengya. He inherited the romance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties with his ink bones, and protected the common people of the Jin Dynasty with his magical powers. From the young man in white at Lanting, he gradually quelled the demonic chaos, integrated the sect, and reshaped the order of the court. Ink dyes the mountains and rivers, and the bones determine the world. He eventually became a generation of ink masters and wrote an eternal legend of "not discussing the mysterious way with the sages, but writing the Spring and Autumn Period with ink."