The Deed of the Fallen Stars of All Beings in the Jianghu

Work introduction In the wind and snow in the north, Zhu Yan, the orphan of the Canglang Guard, grew up among wolves and swords with the reputation of being a treasonous son; under the light of Buddha in Nanzhao, the prince Qingya possessed the unique knowledge of the Six Meridians Divine Sword, but struggled between the Buddhist scriptures and the fate of the world; in the ancient temple of Songshan, the young monk Mo Yu broke his precepts and was involved in a catastrophe that spanned thirty years. Three teenagers born on the same day, three seemingly unrelated lives, are quietly connected by an ancient prophecy - "The dragon is born, the three stars gather together. The wolf eats the moon, and the emperor star falls." "All Living Beings: The Contract of the Fallen Stars" is infused with a strong oriental martial arts aesthetic. Here is the tragedy of the Canglang Iron Cavalry, the mystery of the Nanzhao Buddhist Kingdom, the weirdness of the Xiaoyao Sect, and Murong's obsession with reviving the country; there is the life-and-death relationship between the God of Killing and the Buddha, the astonishing inheritance of the monk who sweeps the floor of the Sutra Pavilion, and the madness and tenderness of the four evil men. The massacre at Yanmen Pass thirty years ago involved the corruption conspiracy of the prime minister of the current dynasty, the ambition of the former imperial descendant to restore the country, and a "falling star contract" that could subvert the world. When Zhu Yan, Qing Ya, and Mo Yu work together to uncover the truth, they face not only a vendetta, but also the pressure of fate itself - should they obey fate, or go against it and change their fate? The book uses vigorous writing to outline the wind and snow in the North and the mist and rain in the South, and depicts the loneliness and tenderness of the hero with delicate emotions. Between the light of the sword and the shadow of the sword, there are the grievances of family and country that cannot be let go; where the smile is held by the flower, there is the unbreakable fate of the world. This is a long martial arts story about brothers, fate and choice, which pays homage to classics but also transcends them. The rivers and lakes are not far away, we meet here.