Ember Bone Mountain River

Against the background of the century-old great changes of the Five Huns, Ember Bone Mountains and Rivers unfolds a majestic epic that spans farming and grassland civilizations. In the first year of Yongxing in the Western Jin Dynasty, the bronze camel of Luoyang Imperial Academy wept blood and predicted that troubled times were coming - Cui Yan, the Han nationality organ master, obtained a mysterious silk book from the belly of the bronze camel, and Murong Xue, the Xianbei witch, interpreted the secret language of meteorite iron on the grassland. Their fates were intertwined when the Huns' cavalry trampled through Luoyang. When Cui Yan used a geared crossbow to rescue Murong Xue, who had a birthmark of flames on his forehead, a mighty long song of civilization's survival began. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.