Journey to the East of Dadang

In 626 AD, the ninth year of Tang Wude, the "Xuanwu Gate Incident" occurred. The people of the Qin Dynasty set up an ambush at Xuanwu Gate in Tiandu, killed his brother Jian Jian, and gave him the posthumous title of "Yin". Taizong executed the five living sons of Jiancheng, but what he didn't know was that a group of loyal guards and servants had already secretly sent a child out of Tiandu. Half a year later, a group of people and a child appeared in Guangzhou on Lingnan Road. They recruited many craftsmen and farmers on the spot and boarded a trading fleet bound for Western countries. They set out from the "Guangzhou Tonghai Yi Road" and sailed to the far west via the Maritime Silk Road. Now, in 867 AD, the eighth year of Tang Yizong's reign, in the northwest territory of the Kingdom of Yestalya, in the far west, a group of oriental faces appeared in a place called Shuangyu Village below the Free City of Jenova, holding a book called Jing Xing Ji, looking for traces of the child and his descendants. What they didn't know was that another group of people followed closely behind. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.