Embers of Dragon Court

A hundred years ago, the Dragon Emperor used dragon fire to destroy the twelve kingdoms and issued three orders: make people literate, make people equal, and make people have land. A hundred years later, the new rich took back the land, changed the meaning of the word, and enshrined the Dragon Emperor on the altar. The law is still on paper and has not entered people's minds. The fire is still burning, the old chains are melted, and the new cage is cast. It's time to put out the fire. The prince knight Pei Zheng was taken out of the palace wall by the old emperor and walked around the world. There is a sound of reading in official academies, and a sound of crying in the nouveau riche territory. The blacksmith realized that he couldn't sell the iron, but the old woman said that at least the land was hers. The old emperor walked into the mountains and never came out again. The new rich said that the emperor had gone to study the way of heaven. The temple is built, the incense is burned, and the prayer flags are printed with "Everyone is in his place." People who froze to death tore prayer flags to cover their bodies. Pei Zheng took the dragon fire and withstood the wind for three years without burning anyone. He used the words of the Dragon Emperor to tear down the altar of the new rich. Eventually the temple was converted into a school, with a sentence engraved on the door: Don't expect me to come back. Stand up, be me, be more than me.