Lu Huaizhao Returns to His Divine Body

Lu Huaizhao served as the fourth son of the emperor for eleven years, and then the country fell. On the way to escape south, the thieves cut him down with a knife. He's not dead. The Guiyuan inkstone that Fang brought as an infant shattered the steel knife for him. He thought this was just an ordinary subjugation of the country. Until Xing Gong's memory awakened little by little - he was originally Zhaoming, a disciple of Wenqu Xingjun, who was ordered to come down to earth just to awaken the Huating Kingdom's civilization that had been destroyed for tens of thousands of years. What Hu Lu wants is not only the country, but also the cultural context. Burning books to destroy history and tampering with orthodoxy will make future generations of this land forever forget where they come from. The old minister asked him to ascend the throne, and Zhongliang died for him. He shook his head and said: "It is not my ambition to rebuild the country; it is my duty to continue the cultural lineage." The path he took was more difficult than that of an emperor: opening the seven orifices, awakening divine power, and finding the four lost ancient treasures of the study. The evil spirit of Fumo Palace leaked out. He used blood as ink and tried out the nine-character mantra for the first time - Lin, Du, and Zhen. With one word spoken, the souls of thousand-year-old demons and demons are scattered. Along the way, he went from Cangwu Mountain to Longhu Mountain, starting from Fangguiyuan Inkstone. In troubled times, he used his pen as a lamp. This literary lamp cannot be extinguished.