After a Thousand Years of Escaping from the World, a Boy with Vine Armor Overturns the Troubled Times in Southern Xinjiang

For thousands of years, Ugo Tengjia's legacy has adhered to the ancestral precepts of escaping from the world and lived in seclusion in the mountains of Yunnan and Guizhou. The Japanese pirates took a detour to invade southern Xinjiang and slaughtered Miao villages wantonly. The rebel generals colluded with foreign enemies to cause rebellion. The various Miao tribes fought and split among themselves, and the entire southwest was on the verge of overturning. When the young man Long Tengsheng witnessed the tragic scene, his bloodline suddenly awakened, breaking the vine armor's fate of fearing fire, and publicly tore apart the shackles of escapism that had imprisoned the ethnic group for thousands of years. He led Tengjia elites to rush to help everywhere, resolve the centuries-old hatred of various ethnic groups, integrate the scattered Miao forces to form a coalition, resist the barbarian cavalry in the north, suppress the sea bandits in the south, and smash the Japanese conspiracy to encroach on the country's territory. Holding the iron army of Southern Xinjiang in his hand, he refused to separate himself and become the king. He only guarded the territory thousands of miles away with his armor that was burned in flames. He ended the tribe's fate of being hidden in the world. With his perseverance, he created a long-term stable and prosperous era for Southern Xinjiang.