Bianliang Residual Dream

In the early Northern Song Dynasty, General Zhao was framed by a traitor. His eldest son Zhao Heng escaped and hid in a ruined temple in Bianliang City. By chance, he met his childhood playmate Murong Qingli who brought him food. During the conversation, he learned that her father was dismissed from his post and ransacked his home for resolving the case of General Zhao. Murong Qingli helped Zhao Heng look for the tiger head talisman that could prove his father's innocence, but was unexpectedly captured and killed by Wang Quanbin. Just as the new emperor came to power, Zhao Heng found evidence and handed it over to the imperial envoy. Wang Quanbin was brought to justice, and the injustice of the Zhao family and Murong family was cleared up. The promise made under the peach blossom tree to marry Murong Qingli when she was twelve years old could not be fulfilled, and Murong Qingli could only live in Zhao Heng's heart. Zhao Heng recovered from the grief of losing Murong Qingli and went to Zhongnan Mountain to learn swordsmanship from Taoist Master Hongye. He was successful in three years and caused quite a stir in the world after he came down from the mountain. He grew from a young boy to a calm, quick-witted swordsman who could wipe out all the evil in the world with his long sword. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.