The Continuation of the Seven Kills Monument: Breaking the Formation Record in Southern Sichuan

This book is a continuation of "The Monument of Seven Kills", the representative work of Zhu Zhenmu, a master of martial arts in the Republic of China. It picks up from the end of the thirty-fourth chapter of the original work and strictly respects the character settings of the original work. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xianzhong broke through Kuimen and entered Shu, leaving no chickens or dogs behind wherever he went. Wu Jinshi Yang Zhan returned to Sichuan from the Shaanxi plank road. Behind him was an army of 100,000 loyalists. In front of him was his wife Chen Yaoshuang, who was six months pregnant and bedridden. Zhang Xianzhong erected a stele of Qi Sha in the thoroughfare, and the names of Qi Xiong were engraved on the underside of the stele. A bloody battle was inevitable. Yang Zhan, Chen Yaoshuang, Yu Jinwen, Qibao Monk, Tie Jiaoban, Yu Fei, Liu Daozhen - the seven heroes of southern Sichuan took Jiading as their base, formed an alliance with the Yi, and won by surprise. The female flying guard traveled thousands of miles to find her husband, the snow-clad lady defended the city after giving birth, the beggar man set up an intelligence network with his iron legs, the Jiaxia Yu Fei spent all his wealth to open a grain road, the crazy monk Qibao set up an Arhat formation to stop the enemy of 7,000 people, and the widow Qi led an army of 800 women to surrender... However, the imperial court's redundant officials cut off their wings, cut off food and grass, and gave away gold medals; they pledged their loyalty to an army of 200,000 to suppress the situation. Seven heroes died for their country one after another - Iron Foot passed the baton and passed away, Yu Fei wrote "Benevolence and Righteousness" on the last page of his account book, Qibao sat on the head of the Buddha, Qi Widow wrote "Osmanthus of Targang" in blood, Yu Jinwen did not say "wife" until her death, Yaoshuang Tuogu stayed at Naihe Bridge, Yang Zhan held a strand of black silk in his hand and fought alone in front of the Seven Kills Monument... Twelve years later, the young man returned to southern Sichuan and erected a loyalty monument at the former site of the Qisha Monument. On the day when the monument was completed, an old beggar, an old monk, and an old businessman came to pay their respects at the same time. Although the Seven Heroes are dead, their spirit will never die.