I'll Ask the Saint to Die!

This is a world of thousands of avenues including Confucianism, Taoism, immortality, Buddhism, martial arts, witchcraft, and Gu. Chen Shi traveled from the earth and plunged into the unpredictable and extremely dangerous battle for the great road. The Holy Emperor, whose power is unpredictable, is sitting in the clouds, and the elegant and serious Confucian scholar keeps chanting "the saint will not die, the great road will continue", but secretly he is just "the prince who steals the country". In order to protect himself, he can only explore the buried true history, relying on the Vientiane Mirror to enter one forgotten history after another - the double agents of the Rakshasa Kingdom were hunted down by the two countries on the snowy fields, and the sages and sages contending in a hundred schools of thought fell silently in the bloody purge... He thought this was just a means of self-protection, but he did not know that there was a greater secret buried deep in the mirror. After walking all the way, the road to Zhongxiongguan is as real as iron, the mountains are like the sea, and the setting sun is like blood. A few years later, when the sky was full of gods and Buddhas, saints from all over the world, and pilgrim kings all declared that he had violated the way of heaven and would be sentenced to death to correct the law of heaven, he drew his sword and pointed his finger in the air, saying loudly: "Unless the saint dies, the thieves will continue. I ask the saint to die!" This sentence, for those who have great ambitions to sacrifice, dare to teach the sun and the moon to change the sky!