Jinling Snow Ye City Sand

In AD 311, amid the flames of war when the city of Luoyang was destroyed, Pei Yan, a Taipei student, traveled south to Jiankang with half a volume of Zuo Zhuan and a secret related to Chinese civilization. In the Langya Wang family's political chess game, he was forced to deal with the Northern Expedition and the conservative forces, but he did not know that the musician Murong Zhi behind the screen, the daughter of a Xianbei noble, was recording the Jiangdong conspiracy in the trembling of the strings. When fate pushed Pei Yan to the tent of the tyrant Shi Hu, Murong Zhi's dagger was pressed against his throat, and the two formed a blood alliance in front of Fo Tucheng's glass bowl. Between the plum blossoms of Jiankang City and the yellow sand of Yecheng City, the cocoon paper copy of the Orchid Pavilion Collection contains the waterway map that changed the north-south pattern, and in the ashes of the secret letter burned by Director Wang, an astonishing prophecy of the fusion of Hu and Han emerged. At the end of three hundred years of chaos, the twilight Pei Yan discovered on the bank of the Yangtze River that the Xianbei ballad that Murong Zhi had carved on his daughter's arm before his death actually coincided perfectly with the keel curve of the Sui warship... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.