What is the slogan of "Eternal Dragon Slayer"?

Zoroastrianism eternal dragon slaying slogan:

Burn my mutilated body, burn a flame, live in He Huan, why bother to die? For good and evil, only light is the reason. Both joy and sorrow return to dust. Have pity on me, what a worry!

Zoroastrianism (Jin Yong novel school)

Zoroastrianism, a sect in Jin Yong's novel "Eternal Dragon Slayer", originated in Persia and its real name is Manichaeism.

It was introduced to China in 694 (Wu Jia) in the first year after the Tang and Five Dynasties.

By the end of Yuan Dynasty, six sects besieged Guangmingding and annihilated Zoroastrianism. Later, Zhang Wuji cleared the way and became the leader.

After Zhang Wuji lived in seclusion in the desert, it spread in Yang Xiao. Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was born in this religion, from which the name of the Ming Dynasty came. After Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, Zoroastrianism was banned.

Yi Tian Slaughters the Dragon is a novel by the martial arts master Jin Yong, written in 196 1, and is the third in the series of "The Trilogy of Shooting Carvings".

The story spans 100 years, and is set in the end of the Yuan Dynasty, when the rivers and lakes were in turmoil. The plot revolves around two weapons, the Dragon Slayer and the Heavenly Sword, and tells a Jianghu story with the Heavenly Sword and the Dragon Slayer. The first volume tells about Zhang Cuishan, a disciple of Wudang, who was involved in the sword fight. The second volume to the fourth volume tells the story of Zhang Cuishan's son Zhang Wuji's Jianghu career, mainly about the dispute between Zoroastrianism and Wulin in the Central Plains and the confrontation between the rebels and the imperial court. Zhang Wuji, a teenager, is destined to practice martial arts, commanding the pack with amazing martial arts and irreplaceable personality strength. The story also shows the simple lofty sentiments and different spiritual outlook of the heroes in Wulin.