Confucian Sage in Brocade

In the fifth year of Yunhan, there was a heavy rain in midsummer, and Turks moved southward in the northern border of Liang State. The scimitar passed by, and blood flowed for ten miles. Thousands of people were displaced and mourning filled the land. The nineteen states of the Liang Kingdom were in turmoil, shaking Beichuan City in Kyoto. Thousands of people are praying to God to open their eyes. There is a Confucian scholar in white clothes, holding a book in his left hand and a paper umbrella in his right hand. He stands in the rain under the gate of the Northern Territory. He is gentle, elegant and graceful. One song broke through the formation, led the righteousness of the world for 30,000 miles, killed the Turks, established the country, and guarded thousands of people. Later, he was named a Confucian sage and was given the name of the Nine Young Masters. He controlled the righteousness of the world's scholars and controlled the national destiny of the nineteen states!