Kihara Takutama

This is a craftsman epic spanning two hundred and forty years of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Yu Chun, a craftsman from the Yin Shang Dynasty, stepped into Qiyuan carrying an ancestral jade sword on his back, and opened the door of the ancestral temple with a plain jade biscuit, establishing the etiquette and jade paradigm of "purity is respected and integrity is supreme" for the Zhou Dynasty. Ten generations of jade craftsmen took up the guard - the fourth generation of Yu Huai pushed the fine lines of the inscription to the peak with his natural skills, the seventh generation of Yu Shen kept his plain jade in poverty in the extravagant and troubled times, and the last generation of Yu Gui inherited the inheritance with his broken body, and buried more than 300 pieces of ceremonial jade deep in the center of the earth when the dog war approached. Three thousand years later, the loess was swept away, and a plain jade was as warm and moist as ever, with the word "Shou De" engraved on it - that was the last and most lasting body temperature of civilization. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.