Sons and Daughters of Assassins

In 227 BC, the hero Jing Ke failed to assassinate the Qin Dynasty and was killed. His wife Yan Ji had just given birth to a pair of twin children, but was surrounded and arrested by the Qin army. At the critical moment, a middle-aged man flew down in front of him, and he was wearing a black suit. He wears a dark green cloak, a pair of tiger skin boots, and a dark blue turban on his head. He has a thin face and three strands of long beard floating on his chest. He is more than seven feet tall and holds a sword in his left hand. He looks like a swordsman at first glance. The visitor is Gao Jianli, Jingke's best friend during his lifetime. Gao Jianli captured the Qin army leader Xia Sanlang and took him as a hostage to escort Yan Ji and a pair of newborn girls to Ningcheng, an important town on the northern border of Yan State. Zhao Gao led three thousand cavalry in pursuit. Qin Jianghu saw that the hood of the carriage was tightly wrapped and could not see clearly what was going on inside, so he used his spear to lift the hood. He saw Yan Ji sitting inside with a child in one hand, with a look of anger and panic on her face. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.