Jiuyoujue. Foreword
A person's trace is easy to disappear, but a hero's shadow is hard to find. The pen is wielded like a knife, and the paper competes for supremacy.
During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, a talented young man from a Japanese ninjutsu family, Ueizumi Nobutsuna, traveled east to China, but was kidnapped by the "Two Elders of Qinglu" and suffered all kinds of humiliation. When a group of people passed through Shishou Town in Hubei Province, Nobutsuna Kamizumi was rescued by a homeless boy Li Yi by accident. The two of them avoided pursuit and set foot on the river and lake. Scenes of majestic scenes unfold from this, including the battle of wise men in the Go competition, the bloody battle of life and death in Jiuwei Tower, and the journey to seek medical treatment in Jiuyou Mountain... This book combines fantasy and martial arts, integrating tradition and modernity. The legendary general Yue Fei, chess master Liu Zhongfu, the treacherous minister Qin Shi... And so on will all appear on stage, each showing his magical powers. The poisonous poisons of the Western Regions, the love between children, magical weapons, Confucianism, Taoism, and Mohism can all be properly interpreted in the compact and ups and downs of the plot of this book.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
