The 152Nd Volume of Yu Myung's Exiled Xintian Chronicles

"Liu Ming's Exile" • The 152nd volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Liu Ming, the emperor of the Free Heaven, is in charge of the "World Divine Code" and advocates the coexistence of all races. Emperor Lingyun died, the Taoist heaven was out of balance, and the extremist prince Wan Rong took power. In the name of "suppressing heretics", Wan Rong sent troops to conquer, burned the code and massacred the city, the Eight-Armed Nezha City was destroyed, and Liuhe died for his country. The city of God fell and Liu Ming went into exile. He took the remnants of his troops and hid in the misty swamp, and when he saw the suffering of the people, he realized that compromise could not bring peace. After experiencing betrayal, sacrifice, and pursuit, I finally realized: Rouren needs to be sharp. With the support of Slavic reinforcements, they gathered the power of Southeast Asia, the Western Regions, and the human world to form an alliance to fight against hegemony. Not to show respect, but to leave a voice of diversity in the world. The storm was about to rise, but before the gunfire was fired, he held the sacred book tightly: this battle is to ensure that all stories have the right to be told.