Nalan Mingxuan was the second son of Nalan Xiong, the general of the Shangzhu Kingdom in the late Northern Song Dynasty. He was sick at a young age. The Taiyuan Hospital warned that he would not live to be twenty years old. Unless a master-level master was willing to open up the meridians throughout his body and keep the meridians open for him, there was only one master in the capital, and he would not sacrifice himself for him as a child. Nalan Mingxuan was not willing to wait. After his death, he opened a restaurant and opened a workshop in an attempt to find masters and masters to save his life throughout the Song Dynasty. One year of starting a business in Bianliang, two years of court affairs, three years of ups and downs, four years of protecting beauties in the mountains and forests, brotherhood, friends and enemies, wine and beauties, conspiracies, Nalan Mingxuan saw too much, and finally became frustrated and led his family to live in seclusion overseas.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.