Records of the Hanmen of Yongfa

In the prosperous age of the Great Yong Dynasty, there was a hidden illness. The aristocratic family stole the Dongyue etiquette and tradition, monopolized the cultivation and promotion, and set an iron rule: those without official status would be trapped in the third level for life. The vassal towns were separatist and in chaos, and the people were poor and had no way out. The craftsmen, soldiers, and Confucianism cultivators had nothing to do with their true intentions. Lu Chenghou, a small official who was born in Binhai, Donglai, was inherited from the ancient Penglai ancestral temple. He was well versed in world affairs, but he was careless by nature and only wanted to live a stable life. He was unwilling to join in the conspiracy and tamper with his testimony, so he was framed and imprisoned. In a desperate situation, he met Su Qingyuan, a proud Confucian and Taoist man. The two became mutual confidants and shared the right path. Witnessing with his own eyes that countless low-level righteous people were martyred for their own sakes, Lu Chenghou completely put away his desire to avoid the world. He traveled through the mountains and rivers of Qilu, climbed to Dongyue Zhengbenqingyuan, went to Beijing to compete with a century-old family, and experienced four tragic and bloody battles. Finally, the barriers to cultivating classes were broken, new and fair laws were promulgated, and a path for the poor families of Kyushu to survive forever was opened. After his success, he retired. He gave up his power in the court and returned to the mountains and seas of Donglai with his confidants. He worked hard for half his life in exchange for peace in Dayong for all generations.