Huaiyang Dang Kou Zhi

In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, a martial arts boy from Shandong met a bodyguard from Zhili in the south, and was accidentally involved in a decades-long dispute. Brothers became sworn sworn brothers, worked together to suppress bandits, and were captured in the mountains... Step by step, they approached the puzzle of human nature and officialdom, and experienced life and death at the hands of bandits entrenched in Chuzhou. Careful work, inheritance, fraud, morality, and even "love encounter"? But can they really write a heroic story in which "evil does not suppress good"? In the remote upper reaches of the Yangtze River, a more sinister political conspiracy controls everything in an unknown corner. (Junior high school students wrote and wrote, and finished writing in high school. There are many logic and expression problems, please correct me)