Yimeng Black Dragon

The Qilu land has thousands of peaks in Daigu and Yimeng mountains stretching for hundreds of miles, hiding the secrets of mountains and seas for thousands of years. Everyone knows that Mount Tai dominates the world, and Confucius taught all directions, but few people know that Wolong Valley, deep in the Daigu Valley of Yimeng, hides a black dragon that has the most affection and the most miserable life. It has been passed down orally from generation to generation among the people in the north. The elders who traveled to Guandong all believe in a saying: Cross the river to pay homage to Lao Li, and the wind and rain will not touch your clothes. This old Li is not a human hero, but a native of Yimeng, a black dragon with its tail cut off, a folk dragon god who takes root in the Qilu countryside and protects the people in the north and south. He has no immortal status in heaven, no Buddhist path and fruit, and spends his life serving the people, bearing heavy burdens, and being lonely all his life. He is a god who grew up in the Qilu Mountains and a dragon raised in the world of fireworks.