Sorrow of the Huaxia Soul

The Yellow River, China's second-largest river, has borne a long and profound Chinese civilization, nurturing a resilient and determined Chinese people. The origins of the Chinese people are ancient and wondrous, and their culture is profound and magnificent. This people was born of the Yellow River, gained its soul from the river, inherited its spirit, and radiated its vigor, dazzling the world and inspiring awe.

The protagonist of this work, Wu Feng, is a middle-aged yin-yang master in his forties. He minds his own affairs, reads widely, and has profound expertise. He combines ancient Chinese mythology with the Book of Changes, seeking the founding myths of the Chinese people within Yellow River culture. He understands that the origins of Yellow River culture are the beginnings of the Chinese people's history. Through a series of extraordinary encounters and explorations, he arrives at a bold conjecture: Chinese mythology is not legend, but a parallel universe. Moreover, these two universes have always been connected, and the entrance to this parallel universe lies in the sacred Kunlun Mountains. To find this entrance, he and his disciples venture into the Kunlun Mountains and embark on a perilous expedition...

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