Changluo.
As the capital of the Second Yan Han Empire, it was protected by eight cities and bloomed with thousands of extravagances.
Even at night, there were scenes of everlasting splendor, with trees ablaze with lanterns and streets sparkling as if it were always daytime.
At the heart of all this glory, of course, stood the Imperial Palace.
A simple carriage, carrying an ordinary-looking middle-aged Daoist, drove openly through the Imperial City, drawing many curious glances.
It is known that in this forbidden land of the Emperor, riding horses or being carried in palanquins is strictly prohibited.
The only ones who could do so were His Majesty the Emperor and a very few others who held the supreme power of the empire.
But when the middle-aged Daoist got off the carriage, everyone thought it was just as it should be.
For he was the leader of the Supreme Dragon and Tiger Sect, Qingwei Dao Miao Zhenjun!
