What is Yuan Tiangang's realm in Bad Men?

"Bad guy" is the realm of King Yuan Tiangang. Yuan Tiangang, a Buddhist in the Tang Dynasty, was the supreme leader of the bad guys. Only emperors of past dynasties knew that his true identity was Yuan Tiangang, a Taoist priest during the reign of Emperor Taizong. He became immortal by the elixir of life, secretly formed bad guys and was driven away by the Tang King, and secretly taught Li Xingyun martial arts when he was young.

Yuan Tiangang's "Bad Guy" Role Experience

After Li Xingyun came out of the mountain, he coerced Phantom Sound Square and Wentong Museum to help Li Xingyun recover the country by force. Although ruthless, he was loyal to the royal family of Li Tang and determined to restore the rule of the Tang Dynasty. Kuixing, the leader of the 36th captain of the Immortal Plough, is the leader of the Immortal. Yuan Tiangang was originally a Buddhist in the Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty, Yuan Tiangang, a warlock, went to Beijing, was appreciated by Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, and was named a Buddhist.

While divining astrology and praying for national luck, he refined the elixir for Emperor Taizong. After twenty years of Zhenguan, I finally became an immortal elixir, but I made a mistake when I tried it in front of Emperor Taizong. Although I achieved immortality, it caused me to be possessed and ruined my appearance. Emperor Taizong did not dare to take Dan medicine until his death, because he saw the terrible situation of Buddhists taking Dan medicine and took into account his own reputation.

Yuan Tiangang had to resign as a Buddhist after this great change, but Emperor Taizong didn't want his skills to be buried, so he ordered the establishment of a mysterious organization for the royal family, with Yuan Tiangang as the supreme leader of bad guys and handsome men, who was only responsible to the emperor. In the past 270 years, bad people have died wave after wave, but Yuan Tiangang survived because he took the elixir of life.