Yan Yun's Sixteen Tones: I Am the Young Master's Family

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, mountains and rivers collapsed and wars broke out. Wang Qing, a general of the Later Jin Dynasty, died for his country in a blood-stained crossing of the bridge in order to stop the Khitan cavalry. On the smoke-filled battlefield, Wang Qing's adopted son Jiang Yan, a man as silent as iron, stepped over the corpses and found the general's only flesh and blood - the infant orphan Wang Yunzheng. The pursuers followed him like a shadow, and Jiang Yan knew that he would definitely die if he stayed behind. He hugged the baby tightly and plunged into the chaotic darkness. Sneaking and hiding all the way, he finally settled at Shenxiandu on the bank of Qinghe River, erasing the past. Wang Yunzheng became the young boss of Shenxiandu's "Buxianxian" who was loved by his neighbors. Sixteen years passed by as slowly as the clear river water at the ferry crossing. Under the strict supervision of his adoptive father Jiang Yan, Wang Yunzheng practiced the unknown swordsmanship handed down from his family, and he learned Chinese characters and human feelings through the gentle words of his adoptive mother Han Xiangxun. "Buxianxian" is like a paradise, isolated from the iron blood and hustle and bustle of troubled times, giving Wang Yunzheng a rare stability. He is familiar with every bluestone here, the smiling faces of every neighbor, and the little girl with bright eyes who is always following him, Zhou Hongxian, who always calls her boss. He thought that these peaceful days would be like This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.