Traveling through the divine eagle: the first sword of Quanzhen

Chapter 14
Li Qingwei left the "Wolf's Den" and headed east all the way. When he passed a town, he saw an old man selling his cattle with tears in his eyes.

Li Qingwei paid 20 taels of silver to buy it, as his footwork along the way.

Dressed as a Taoist priest, he rode a big green ox and shuttled through the town, but he didn't attract much attention on the official road.

After all, Lao Tzu, the patriarch of Taoism, rode a bull to the west of Hangu Pass to turn Hu into a Buddha. It is said that he ascended from the sky on Zhongnan Mountain.The further east you go, the more Mongols there will be.

However, seeing Li Qingwei dressed as a Taoist priest and riding a big green bull on his crotch, these Mongolians did not make things difficult for him.This is because although the Mongols were fierce and brutal, Genghis Khan issued strict orders when he marched west to respect the local customs, especially emphasizing the freedom of religious belief.

Therefore, the Mongols will not deliberately make things difficult for Taoist monks and other monks. This is not because Genghis Khan has any kindness.

It is because most of the religious priests and priests are intellectuals. If the Mongols want long-term stability, he needs to win over these people to help them maintain the rule of the Mongols.

After all, people who are bound by religious thoughts are much easier to manage than people who have no beliefs.But if they destroy their beliefs, they are also more extreme than ordinary people.

Therefore, Mongolian soldiers will not deliberately make things difficult for monks.

The bull moved at a slow speed, but it saved Li Qingwei a lot of foot strength, and he also had time to observe the customs and customs along the way.

After traveling for about half a month, Li Qingwei finally arrived at the center of China, Luoyang City, the capital of the ancient gods.

Standing in front of Luoyang City, looking at this tall and majestic thousand-year-old capital, Li Qing smiled slightly.

He didn't know whether this smile was from himself or from the real Li Qingwei, maybe it was because he was going back to his home soon, so he was so happy.

Li Qingwei got off the ox, and led the green ox slowly into the city of Luoyang. Although Luoyang was trampled repeatedly during the Jinmeng erhu invasion, it was still prosperous.

There were many people coming and going on the street, not only the Han people from the Central Plains, but also many Hu people from the Western Regions, Semu people from the north, and Mongols.

Most of them were business travelers. They led camels and walked along the broad streets of Luoyang City. The big green bull behind Li Qingwei didn't seem so strange anymore.

The prosperity here is in sharp contrast to the misery outside the city.

Along the way, Li Qingwei saw all the poor people, and in this city of Luoyang, although there were also some ragged workers, beggars sitting on the ground begging, and street vendors.

But there are also many gentry wearing brocade and silk satin.

All kinds of different characters here reminded Li Qingwei of a famous Song Dynasty painting "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", although the picture scroll described the scene of Bianliang, Tokyo, the former capital of the Northern Song Dynasty.

But Luoyang City, the capital of the gods for thousands of years, is naturally three points more imposing than the small Bianliang.

Li Qingwei has already merged all of Li Qingwei's original memories. I don't know if it's because he is two people merged into one. He feels that his memory, perception, and even physical strength are higher than ordinary people.

Especially in memory, although Li Qingwei was only five or six years old when he was sent to Zhongnan Mountain, he clearly remembered his childhood life before.

Looking at the broad streets of Luoyang City, childhood seems like yesterday.

Following his memory, Li Qingwei soon found his former home.

In the east part of Luoyang City, there is a spacious and bright mansion. On the gate of the mansion gate, there are four big characters "Wanhuhou Mansion" written on it.

Li Qingwei tied the green bull to the horse hitch beside him, then went forward and knocked the copper ring on the vermilion lacquered gate.

After a while, a servant came out of our room.

The servant said impatiently: "Here we come! We come!"

After the door bolt was unlocked, the vermilion lacquered door opened slowly. The servant grabbed the two doors and carefully looked at the person who knocked on the door. When he saw a little Taoist with a dusty face, he said impatiently: "So it's a little Taoist." , Daoist, we don’t have any money to give. Let’s go!”

As he spoke, he was about to close the door.

Li Qingwei stretched out his hand against a door that was about to close, and said to his servant: "I am Li Qingwei."

"Li Qingwei? I don't know you! Get out of here! Otherwise, master concierge, I'll let a dog bite your nose!" The servant said and spat on Li Qingwei.

Seeing the saliva he spat on her body, Li Qingwei sank into her dantian, performed the Golden Goose Kungfu, and kicked open the vermilion lacquer gate that was about to close.

With a sound of "bang", the door was kicked open by Li Qingwei, and the servant who opened the door was also knocked upside down by his kick, looking like a tortoise on all fours.

At this time, he shouted: "It's the wrong way! Someone broke into the Hou's mansion! Come on!"

Hearing his yelling, the servants in the house rushed over upon hearing the wind. At this time, two vicious dogs rushed towards Li Qingwei.

Li Qingwei took his time and stepped forward to kick the two mad dogs into dead dogs.Brain flowed all over the place along with the blood.

Seeing that all the servants were going to rush forward, Li Qingwei swung the Chongyang sword in his hand in front of him, and all the servants and servants stopped in place, and none of them dared to go forward.

At this moment, the butler came slowly. He looked at the young Taoist priest in front of him, and took a good look at his attire.

Then he took three steps forward and cupped his hands and said, "I don't know why this little Taoist leader came to the General Military Mansion?" The housekeeper deliberately raised the tone of the word General Military Mansion, in order to frighten the people who came before him.

Li Qingwei naturally knew the identity of his father. His father was Li Qinglong, the general of Luoyang.

A full-fledged traitor and leader of the puppet army.

Li Qingwei's original memory shows that the Li family has been a famous family in Luoyang since the Northern Song Dynasty, and its ancestors were the Southern Tang clan, after Li Congxin, Duke of Wenyang County.

In the shame of Jingkang in the past, the ancestors of the Li family traveled south with the Song Dynasty, and then led the army to support Marshal Yue's northern expedition.

After the Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty negotiated peace, the Southern Song Dynasty professed ministers to the Jin Dynasty. Under Song Qinzong's letter, the ancestors of the Li family joined the Jin people and still settled in Luoyang. The Jin people entered the Central Plains for nearly a hundred years.

Later, Li Qingwei's grandfather led an army to mutiny and defected to the Mongols when Mongolia destroyed the gold.In order to stabilize the rule, the Mongols tried their best to win over the Han landlords. Li Qingwei's grandfather was named hereditary ten thousand households, the prince of the county, and the official worshiped as the general soldier of Luoyang.

After Li Qingwei's grandfather died, the title and official position were inherited by Li Qingwei's father, Li Qinglong.

Although his father Li Qinglong is a prince of ten thousand households, he has not many children under his knees.

Li Qinglong has five sons under his knees.Li Qingwei is the youngest in the family.

Li Qinglong's eldest son died young because Li Qinglong "treasoned the country and turned to the enemy".

In order to keep his youngest son, Li Qinglong sent him to Zhongnan Mountain to study art under Yin Zhiping.

(End of this chapter)