Guizi

The Tang Dynasty is about to die. Someone wanted to send the calligraphy to Chang'an. Li Jingsheng copied scriptures for fifteen years and developed a strange skill. He could tell how many words were written on a page at a glance; he could tell the year a piece of paper was made by just touching it with his finger; he could tell who paused at which stroke when writing. The person who wrote it may not even be aware of it. In the second year of Dazhong, Zhang Yichao regained control of Shazhou and sent ten envoys east to Chang'an to report his victory. He is one of them. Reasons for choosing him: literate, inconspicuous, and capable of death. The Diamond Sutra he memorized contained not a sutra but a list of names. All the hiding places of the Jingshe Society are at the top. And he himself is the account. It was more than three thousand miles from Shazhou to Chang'an, and there were seventeen people in the envoy. Among the ten routes, his was the least conspicuous. There were people on the road who didn't want him to get there alive. He survived. But until his death, Chang'an was only the farthest stop in his life. From the late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties, there were two people, one old and one young, one hiding the word and the other using the word. The Guiyi Army returned to Tang Dynasty, but Li Jingsheng could not return, and Yin Xiaolang returned to Yiyi. Only those words are still on the road.