Thousand-Year-Old Rattan Armor, Bathing in Fire to Control Mountains and Rivers

The Tengjia Army, which was so powerful in southern Xinjiang during the Three Kingdoms, has lived in seclusion in the mountains of Miao Mountains in central Guizhou for thousands of years. They follow the instructions of their ancestors and avoid the world. They never interfere in worldly disputes and only seek to survive stably. But the troubled times have returned, and Japanese pirates have invaded the southwest border in large numbers, and the war is approaching the mountains. The elders of the village adhered to the old rules, fearing the thousand-year hidden danger of Tengjia's fear of fire, and insisted on destroying the precious Tengjia ancient books, hoping to live in isolation in the village and avoid disasters. The young man Long Tengsheng awakens from a desperate situation and activates the ancient bloodline armor technique that has been lost for thousands of years. He resolutely broke the ancient ancestral rules that had been passed down for thousands of years, integrated the scattered tribes of the Miao border, wore the ancient rattan armor reborn from the ashes, defended the barbarians from the north, and killed the Japanese pirates along the south. He broke free from the shackles of fate, and used a broken ancient armor to protect the Miao tribes and guard the mountains and rivers of the southern border.