Beili Scholar

Indigenous Protagonist There was a Confucian scholar who taught his children to read the articles of saints and then turned to the shopkeeper and told him about a plate of mutton without changing his expression; There was a butcher who claimed to be the second best in the world, but he was killing pigs for others at the border; There was an old servant who was loyal to his master, loved to drink and brag, but when he drew his sword, it burst into pieces; There was a red-robed swordsman who was extremely arrogant, but his sword energy was as red as blood and as sharp as a rainbow; There was a crazy Taoist who said he was a god one day and a wild dog on the roadside the next, but his fortune telling was frighteningly accurate; There is a monk who is always smiling. He chants Amitabha whenever he sees people, and gets into fights more fiercely than anyone else; There is also an old man who does not open the gate of heaven. He is sitting at the ferry of the river. He can stop thousands of armies with a pole. He just talks about solving the affairs of the world by himself. In this Beili, there are thirteen towns in Kyushu, where aristocratic families encircle the land, the Taiwei is in charge of the army, the emperor is ill, and the prince seizes the throne. Undercurrents in the temple are surging, and murderous intentions are everywhere. Shen Luo was carrying a bookcase on his back and an ordinary long sword with a sheath, and was going to do the most extraordinary thing. He wants to reverse Grandpa's case. Literature is used to rectify the name, and force is used to rectify the heart. From Shuo Fangxue to Jiangnan Yu, from Yan Hui to Tianqi, he walked through thirteen towns in Jiuzhou and met corrupt officials, knights, salt lords, and chess players. There will be no less people who deserve to be killed and cases that should be overturned.