Fictional characters Thach Sanh

In the area, there was a famous ogre (Python) that was fiercely fond of eating people. , so the people here have built a temple. Every year, the villagers have to offer a human life to the ogre in order to be able to do business in peace. That year, it was Ly Thong's turn to give up his life, so he devised a plan for Thach Sanh to take his place. Thanks to his strong body and extraordinary health, Thach Sach killed the ogre, but was robbed by Ly Thong. Ly Thong was awarded the title of admiral by the king.

When the princess was stolen by the eagle, the king was very upset and ordered Ly Thong to find her, promising to marry the princess and pass the throne on. Ly Thong looked to Thach Sanh for help. Thach Sanh knew the cave where the eagle was hiding, so he showed the way to Ly Thong. When he reached the eagle's cave, Thach Sanh went down to the cave to find a way to rescue the princess. When the princess was able to get out of the cave, Ly Thong cut off the rope and sent soldiers to fill the cave with stones to harm Thach Sanh and steal the work to rescue the princess. While in the cave, Thach Sanh fought a battle with the Eagle, and killed it, rescuing the crown prince and son of King Thuy Te. King Thuy Te repayed Thach Sanh by inviting him to the aquarium to play, giving him countless treasures, but he only asked for a magic harp.

Because of resentment, the ogre and eagle spirits stole the treasure from the palace and blamed Thach Sanh. Thach Sanh was imprisoned in prison. In the prison, he took the magic lute to play to express his feelings. Suddenly, the princess heard the sound of Thach Sanh's guitar and told the king to invite Thach Sanh to come. The princess told her father about the fact that Thach Sanh was the one who saved her. When the king knew the truth, he arrested Ly Thong and his mother. Thach Sanh loved people, so he asked to forgive their mother and child. But on the way back home, mother and daughter Li Thong were killed by lightning and turned into a scarab. Thach Sanh was married to his daughter by the king and passed the throne to him. When 18 vassal countries pulled together to fight, Thach Sanh brought out the harp to play. The sound of the lute made the enemy soldiers fall apart because they missed their homeland, their wives and children. Later, Thach Sanh and his wife lived happily ever after.