Chasing Kang Youwei

The Reform Movement of 1898 failed. After Cixi placed Emperor Guangxu under house arrest, she issued an edict to arrest those who carried out the Reform Movement of 1898 headed by Kang Youwei. Because Emperor Guangxu realized that his "real father" was about to attack him, he issued an edict in advance. He sent Zhang Jing and Yang Rui, a reformer, to Kang Youwei immediately, asking him to go to Shanghai immediately. Since Kang Youwei knew the news in advance, he escaped from the Hainan Guild Hall with his entourage and went to Tianjin to take a ship to Shanghai. However, the Admiral of the Nine Gates, who Chongli taught the Queen Mother Yiyi, came to Hainan Acupuncture Hall to arrest Kang Youwei, but he was a step too late. So a search throughout Beijing failed, and then he was traced to Tianjin. It happened that Kang Youwei left Tianjin on the British ship "Chongqing". After chasing the money in Tianjin, he tracked it to Yantai. Unexpectedly, Yantai failed to arrest him again and chased him to Shanghai again. Despite the layers of blockade by Cai Jun, the Shanghai Daoist, Kang Youwei's proposal of "alliance with Britain to resist Russia" in the reform was deeply liked by the British, so the British Archbishop in China, Timothy Richard, instructed Shanghai Consul Bai Linan to rescue Kang Youwei and serve as the "Chongqing"... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.