Good Country Dragon Chant

In the middle of the Warring States Period, Tengcheng, a good country with a radius of fifty miles, suffered a flood that had never happened in a century. The guardian dragon used his flesh and blood to form a dike to block the water, but was accidentally shot by the prince Ji Rui and was seriously injured. An arrow passed through the dragon's eye and also pierced the soul of this small town. Since then, kings and people, humans and dragons, good and evil, have unfolded a long storm of redemption, waiting and return in this land that has been repeatedly washed away by floods and conspiracies. The story uses the legend of "The Dragon King of Teng Xiaoguo to block the water" as the skeleton, and integrates "benevolent government", "good nature" and "the unity of nature and man" into the fantasy setting. The dragon is not a monster or pet in the Western sense, but an Eastern guardian spirit that rises and falls with the people. It unfolds through several core events: shooting the dragon, sinner, three steps and one knock, guarding the pavilion together, and the dragon returning; there is no description of the struggle for hegemony between great powers, nor the struggle for power in the palace. It writes about how a small country fifty miles away maintains civilization and morality in a desperate situation. It's not just a novel about dragons. It is a long search for "what is good" and a letter to all those who refuse to give up in difficult situations. It tells about Tengcheng and the human world. It believes that a good country will not perish because goodness has not died; the dragon's roar will not stop because people have not dispersed. Surabaya soup soup. Its light is rippling. There is a dragon in the abyss, guarding my city. The dragon will not abandon me, and I will not abandon the dragon.