Shanggu Tushan

Name: Shanggu Tushan
Author: Xie Quewutong

by Xie Quewutong

ongoing History Ancient Pre-Qin Male Lead

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Ch. 28 — Bashuyan's Contribution to People's Livelihood

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Nine years after the flood, the land of Kyushu sank. Yu led all the nations to dredge rivers and build embankments, finally quelling the floods. He gathered with the princes at Tushan to establish order in the world. Ai, the daughter of Tushan Wuzhu, inherited the jade cong of the Zhen clan left by her mother, and accidentally got involved in this alliance that was related to the fate of Kyushu. The jade cong hides mysteries, and the lines on the human face repeatedly show omens, indicating the undercurrent under the covenant - the orphan of the Gonggong family holds a grudge, secretly colludes with other tribes, and wants to disrupt the overall situation; each tribe seems to be surrendered, but in fact they have their own plans, and power disputes are about to break out. As a young shaman, Nv Ai used the jade cong as a guide, relying on her keen intuition and shaman inheritance to explore traces of conspiracy in the fog. She got acquainted with Boyi, the hero of flood control, and the mysterious counselor beside Yu, witnessed Yu's perseverance and forbearance, and also witnessed the betrayal and perseverance among tribes. From the tense situation of the Tushan Alliance, to the game of demarcation of Kyushu, to the magnificent initial establishment of the ritual system, Nv Ai holds a jade cong and moves forward step by step in the torrent of history. This is an ancient epic that spans thousands of years. It has a magnificent picture of the floods receding and civilization emerging, as well as a delicate description of the growth of young people and the confrontation of power and intrigue. The jade cong reflects history and the shamans convey the message. Under the real historical framework, we can see how all the nations of the Nine Provinces move toward unification and how little people write legends in the great era. This book is based on the record framework of ancient classical books such as "Historical Records" and "Shangshu". Most of the characters and plots are artistic fictions and reasonable deductions. It aims to restore the ancient style and enrich the story line, rather than rigorous official historical research. If there are any discrepancies with historical records, readers are advised to take note of them and do not use them as a basis for historical research.