The Road Through a Thousand Mountains

People say the sunset lies at the edge of the sky, but even gazing to the farthest horizon won't bring you home. The wind shears the waning moon in familiar places; from muddy waters, a white lotus blooms. In these troubled times, we are no more than ants. Through those turbulent years, warhorses sweat blood. The newborn sun shines over the vast wilderness; in the end, this fleeting life is but a pot of tea. The Republic of China era was a time of chaos, when people's lives were like duckweed adrift. Through those turbulent years, the protagonist remains kindhearted, taking on a tyrannical family single-handedly. There is no grand, sweeping romance in this book, only the simple lives of ordinary people. It's a book worth reading.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.