The Brocade-Clad Sage

In the fifth year of Yunhan, during a midsummer downpour, the Turks invaded Liang's northern frontier.

Wherever their curved blades passed, blood flowed for miles. Countless people were driven from their homes, and cries of suffering filled the land. All nineteen provinces of Liang were thrown into turmoil, sending shock waves through the capital, Beichuan City.

Countless commoners prayed for Heaven to open its eyes. Then a white-robed scholar appeared beneath the northern frontier's gates, braving the rain with a book of scripture in his left hand and a paper umbrella in his right. He was gentle and refined, with an elegant bearing.

With a single poem, “Defeat the Enemy,” he summoned three thousand miles of righteous energy, slew the Turks, secured the nation, and protected its countless people. He was later honored as the Confucian Sage and bestowed the title Ninth Young Master. He became the keeper of the righteous spirit of all the realm's scholars and the guardian of the fortunes of Liang's nineteen provinces!