Just after crossing over: I was forced to bind to the system of wanting my child to become a dragon

Three days later, fishermen downstream fished up a "floating corpse".

The man spat out river water after he had worn it for a while.

There is no warmth in my open eyes.

"Thank you!"

She dropped a blood-stained jade pendant and turned to walk into the night.

After leaving Qingzhou, Li Yu wandered like a walking corpse for several months.

The wounds on my body have scabbed over, but my heart feels like there is a hole.

The wind and snow in the northern border, the betrayal in Qingzhou.

She poured it all in, freezing her whole body.

Now she is like a ghost, wandering aimlessly in the world.

Until one day, she found a dilapidated Taoist temple in the mountains and walked up to it involuntarily.

The old Taoist priest sweeping the floor in front of the temple glanced at her and frowned slightly:

"The girl has too much murderous aura, which may harm her foundation."

Li Yu looked down at his rough palms, which still had an lingering smell of blood.

"Can the Dao Sect...cleanse my sins of killing?"

The old Taoist flicked his whisk and said:

"Seven days of pure practice can help you understand your original mind."

-

Li Yu changed into a plain Taoist robe and tied his hair into a bun.

Kneel on the cushion in front of the Three Pure Ones statues and recite the "Pure Sutra".

As the smoke from the incense burner curled up, she thought of the year when she first held a knife.

When she was sixteen years old, the Northern Jin cavalry trampled through the village. She picked up a rusty hatchet and chopped off the enemy's head.

She was strong and sturdy since she was young, so her parents raised her as a boy.

She didn't feel much about killing someone.

'when! ’

The clear sound of the bronze chimes interrupts the memories.

She opened her eyes and turned to look.

The old Taoist priest stood behind her and said calmly:

"Miss Li, the killing intent has not subsided!"

Li Yu stared at the indifferent eyes of the Three Pure Ones and suddenly asked:

"What if someone wants to kill you?"

The old Taoist stroked his beard:

"Tao follows nature, and victory comes without fighting!"

Li Yu lowered his eyes: "Heh."

Nail digging into the palm:

"Then why not... just commit suicide."

-

Late at night on the seventh day, Li Yu was awakened by a shrill scream.

He quickly opened the door, only to find that the Taoist temple was engulfed in flames.

The body of a little Taoist boy was lying on the steps.

The abbot was pierced through the chest by a spear and nailed under the plaque that read "The highest virtue is like water", with blood dripping along the edge of the plaque.

The bandits broke into the Taoist temple.

The sound of her opening the door was also discovered by the bandits.

Haha, there is a Taoist nun here."

The bandit leader held a blood-stained knife and grinned, revealing a mouthful of yellow teeth.

His eyes were obscene and ferocious.

Li Yu stood in the corridor, his Taoist robe blown away by a wave of heat.

Looking at the corpses on the ground, the already dilapidated Taoist temple looked even more dilapidated.

The few who were left died.

Watching the bandit approaching and his disgusting face, I remembered what the master of the temple said.

"Winning without fighting?"

Suddenly he sneered.

He raised his hand and pulled out the spear that pierced the master.

"Zheng!"

In the blink of an eye, the spear pierced the first gangster's throat.

She chuckled, and the laughter seemed to come from the underworld.

"So... the Tao does not kill people—"

Before he could finish his words, the spear was pulled out of the corpse and stabbed at another person again.

"Then... I'll kill him!"

-

There were surprisingly many bandits.

Li Yu knew that these bandits were definitely not simple bandits.

After all, this dilapidated Taoist temple has been here for so long, there is nothing there that is worthy of the bandits' attention.

Then the only possibility is that it is directed at myself.

There was no Tao in the Taoist temple that night, only demons.

Li Yu dodged a long sword and rushed from the Sanqing Palace to the alchemy room.

The bandits' wails echoed throughout the mountain stream.

Her sneer made her heart even calmer.

The blood splattered on the portrait of the ancestor, just like the mockery on her face.

"Demon, witch!"

The bandit leader staggered back, but was bumped into the cold sword.

Li Yu stood behind him without him noticing, whispering in his ear:

"It is the law of nature that the strong prey on the weak."

After saying——

‘Puff’

The sound of the sword piercing the heart was as sharp as cutting off a dead branch.

-

As the day dawned, no more bandits came up the mountain.

The air was filled with a strong smell of blood.

I don't know when the flame went out, but thick smoke is still wafting.

The ground of the Taoist temple was covered with corpses and blood, and there was no place to stand.

Li Yu sat on the pile of corpses and used the clothes of the corpse next to him to wipe his sword.

What she didn't expect was that a rapid gasp suddenly came from the originally quiet Taoist temple.

Li Yu's expression was slightly tense. Is there still someone alive?

However, when he turned around, he saw that the master of the temple was still breathing his last breath.

He struggled and raised his hand towards Li Yu.

Li Yu did not move, but just looked quietly at the master of the temple whose hands were trembling.

"You, have finally fallen into the path of evil..."

The abbot's voice was very soft, but in this place where one could hear a pin drop, Li Yu could hear it clearly.

She suddenly tore open her bloodstained Taoist robe, revealing the tattered military uniform underneath.

"wrong!"

Her voice was calm as she stepped on the burning scripture next to her and extinguished it.

"I just...see it through."

-

Just as the sunlight hit the roof, the sound of horse hooves came from the foot of the mountain.

A man came running over quickly holding a bright yellow imperial edict.

"Li Yu, the criminal, disobeyed the imperial order and should be executed. However, the Northern Jin is marching southwards, and the country is in danger. I hereby order you to make up for your crime and march north to resist the enemy today."

The eunuch who delivered the imperial edict was originally arrogant and looked down on Li Yu.

However, the corpses all over the ground frightened him so much that he dared not even look up.

Li Yu took it casually and stared at the vermilion jade seal on the imperial edict.

Suddenly asked:

"Where did Bei Jin fight?"

The eunuch was stunned: "We have already broken through Yugu Pass and will reach Qingzhou in three days."

Li Yu paused for a moment, then slowly raised his head:

"Qingzhou?"

Isn't that where her "mother" poisoned her?

As the eunuch returned to the imperial city, Li Yu originally thought that he would meet the emperor.

Unexpectedly, just as he arrived at the city gate, the commander of the imperial guards rode on his horse and watched him approaching.

Throw a tiger talisman:

"30,000 remaining soldiers, food and fodder in ten days."

The commander said with a sneer on his face:

"His Majesty said that if I win, I will be dismissed as a traitor. If I lose... I can die as an apology."

Li Yu: "..."

He weighed the tiger talisman in his hand and suddenly laughed:

"Tell His Majesty that if I win, I don't want any reward."

"As long as the 7,000 soldiers who died in the battle of Yugu Pass are loyal to us!"

-

Standing on the Qingzhou city wall.

The Northern Jin army was approaching from below, and it was a black mass filled with people.

The enemy commander rode on his horse, looked up, and laughed:

"General Li, if you surrender you can be crowned king!"

Li Yu said nothing, but drew his hand and drew his arrow, shooting down the enemy's banner:

"Today, the blood debt must be repaid with blood!"

When the setting sun was as blood-red, she led three hundred warriors into the enemy camp.

No one could match the long sword wherever it went.

All the Beijin soldiers remembered her previous invincibility and looking at her sweeping sword, no one had the courage to fight her.

-

Three days later, good news came back.

Li Yu stood on the city wall, looking at the setting sun in the distance.

He drank the wine in his hand sip by sip.

The deputy general stood behind, his eyes slightly red:

"General, His Majesty summons you back to the court."

Li Yu looked at the snow in the northern border that never melted and swallowed the last sip of wine.

The spicy liquid made her eyes misty.

Said softly:

"Go back and claim your reward!"

As he spoke, he looked up at the rare blue sky.

"It's time for me to get through this calamity!"

As the sun sets, memories come flooding back.