The 138Th Volume of Lingyun Tianbing Xin Tian Ji

"Ling Yun Tian Bing" • The 138th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xin Tian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Prince Lingyun is extremely talented, but he is criticized for being half-immortal and half-flower. He studied under Patriarch Hongjun and learned the Nine Lingyun Styles, with the sole thought of Taoism. Returning to the Heavenly Court, he saw the rise of the Free Heavenly Kingdom and advocated the suppression of heretics, but his father refused, so he established the Lingyun Heavenly Court on his own. Brothers are at odds with each other, sisters are at odds with each other, and war is about to ignite in the three realms. He firmly believed that the right path was at hand, but he didn't know that paranoia had arisen. Prince Wanrong persuaded her to be tolerant, Princess Mingyue wept and cried, and the Flower God lamented that the flowers would wither. When the battle started, the heavenly soldiers pressed down on the territory, and the Eight-Armed Nezha City vowed not to surrender. During the killing, the mother used the flower soul to block the path of his sword. Hongjun enlightens us on two scenarios in the future: unity means death, and coexistence means prosperity. He finally sheathed his sword and stopped fighting to make peace. From protecting the law to practicing ink, from solemnity to symbiosis. The Three Realm Ten Thousand Arts Conference was held, flowers bloomed again, and all races blended together. He once held a sword to ask the sky, and finally picked up a pen to write peace.