Heluo Guilong

At the end of Xiantong, Tang Zuo was in danger, and Huang Chao's war had wiped out the power of the Chang'an king, and the disaster of the Five Dynasties' separatist regime had been laid. Ji Wang Li Bao, the sixth son of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty, was the wisest among the clan brothers. During the Wende and Guanghua years, he was supported by important ministers in both the government and the public for several times. He was supposed to inherit the great unification and stabilize the country, but he was repeatedly obstructed by powerful traitors and coerced by troubled times, and he missed the throne. Zhu Wen dominated the Central Plains, coerced the emperor to command the princes, discovered the origin of the dragon vein of the Tang Dynasty, and used secret luck and secret techniques to steal Heluo, lock the king's energy, and swallow Tang Zuo, creating a dangerous situation where the python stole the tripod, completely destroying the foundation of the prosperous Tang Dynasty for thousands of years. In order to prevent the restoration of the Li family's orthodoxy, he dealt a cruel blow to Li Baotong, who had the most destiny, shattering his dragon veins, invading his cold evil, abolishing his cultivation, and driving him into the wilderness. In the past, the virtuous king was in trouble, his dragon energy was gone, his body was like a rotten wood, and he was exiled to the southern wilderness, where he saw the troubled and desolate world, the abandonment of the clan, and the desolation of the government and the countryside. But the true dragon is never determined by fate, and the mountains and rivers will eventually return to their true form. He traveled through vassal towns, fought fierce battles with geniuses, fought against tycoons, and resisted barbarians. He did not rely on innate restraint or plot favoritism, but only relied on martial arts cultivation, luck in mountains and rivers, and actual battles to forge a road to restore the Tang Dynasty. The internal chaos caused by the usurpation of Zhu Wen in the Qing Dynasty, and the external disaster of the Qidan's destruction of China, finally shattered the eternal destiny, wiped out the roots of the troubled times, ascended to the throne of the human emperor to determine the world, returned the broken Heluo to the Li family, and brought the withered Tang Dynasty back to its prosperous age.