Broken Jade from the Wei and Jin Dynasties: Moon in the Southern Dynasty and Snow in the Northern Dynasty

Name: Broken Jade from the Wei and Jin Dynasties: Moon in the Southern Dynasty and Snow in the Northern Dynasty
Author: Writer Bdjqce

by Writer Bdjqce

ongoing History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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11Kwords2chapters

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Ch. 2 — Medical Girl Jiang Lin, Hidden in the Market

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Introduction to the work "Broken Jade from the Wei and Jin Dynasties: Moon in the Southern Dynasties and Snow in the Northern Dynasties" In the ninth year of Yonghe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xie Yan, the legitimate son of the Xie family in Jiankang, was the most unconventional among the "Wang Xie Fengliu" - he had a literary name but preferred to discuss military affairs. In order to investigate the military situation of the Northern Dynasty, he sneaked into the Northern Wei Dynasty as a refugee. In Pingcheng at that time, Jiang Lin, an orphan from the Jiang family, was walking around the market in the name of a medical girl. She was originally an orphan from a general's family in the Southern Dynasties. She was exiled to the north because her family was involved in a rebellion. She hid her talents just to find out the truth about the past. An assassination attempt on an envoy from the Southern Dynasties led to an unexpected encounter between Xie Yan and Jiang Lin. He saw her using a silver needle to save someone, but her eyes were hidden. She recognized the elegant charm of the Southern Dynasty in his conversation, but she pretended to be distant. Trust in troubled times is harder to regain than broken jade. Xie Yan needs to use Jiang Lin's contacts in the North to find out the truth, while Jiang Lin wants to use him to confirm the connection between the old family case and the Southern Dynasty. They walked through the snow in Pingcheng and looked at the moon in Jiankang; he shielded her from the difficulties of the Xianbei nobles, and she concealed the interrogation of the Northern Wei Dynasty for him. When the feelings of family and country of "traveling south in clothes" collided with the personal obsession of "the wind and frost of the north", when Xie Yan discovered that Jiang Lin's old family case actually involved the rivalry between the Southern Dynasties, Jiang Lin realized that Xie Yan's investigation might involve the refugees in the north into the war, and the two made a difficult choice between "family, country" and "each other." There is no golden finger in the troubled times, only two ordinary people, in the division and integration of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, used trust to piece together the truth, used sincerity to fight against the wind and frost, and finally understood: the moon of the Southern Dynasty and the snow of the Northern Dynasty should always shine on the same mountain and river.