In the winter of the twelfth year of Jingtai, Yan Hanyi, the young master of the Yongsheng Escort Bureau, was involved in the massacre of his family on a snowy night in Qingzhou. The bloody mystery of the Tongguan Mutiny reappeared in the world with half a bronze tiger charm. The black iron sword of Saibei Wolf Cavalry, the poison-tempering spike of Qingyun Sword Sect, and the Gu armor of Admiral Dongchang have torn open the scars of twenty years of military ink--wherever the Tiger Talisman touches, blood will flow from all sides.
Yan Hanyi, who burned the talisman and broke his evil deeds, fled to Quanzhou, but the "Zhenhai Dragon" that sank during the Jiajing Dynasty emerged from the whirlpool of ghosts in the sea. The Canghai Alliance iron-clad ship cut through the fog, the Japanese pirate turtle ship pulled out the tidal secret talisman of the Xuanji tribe's temple, and the eight-petal chrysanthemum tattoo in the mother's casket actually had the same origin as the life mark of the Ryukyu haenyeo.
From the Tongguan landline to the Guixu of the East China Sea, non-attack swords have cut through the iron curtain of the sea that has been laid down by three generations of emperors. When Yan Hanyi unearthed Yan's father's final writings embedded in the dragon's bones, he realized that the real power of the tiger talisman was not in the bronze beast button, but in the bloody route formed by thousands of sails in the roaring waves.
Under the wind and snow in the north of the Great Wall and the gleaming moonlight over the vast sea, the twelve suspended boats once again set sail carrying the bones. What he wants to enforce this time is not the military deployment talisman, but the power of the people in the world. See the country through the shadow of a hero
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.