No Way to Heaven

When the protagonist Huang Bingqing learned that the Song Dynasty jade pot spring purchased with his house as mortgage was fake, he lost his mind and offended his female boss. Desperate for life, he chose to commit suicide. In front of the cliff, a Taoist priest suddenly appeared and changed everything. The century-old drama of hiding and tracking begins. Japan's Morimura family vows to get it for the jade pot spring with a picture on its back; the Song family's son hides in Tibet to protect the national treasure and vows to remain unyielding; the male protagonist is not only involved in this century-old battle and has difficulty getting out, but also has a relationship with several generations of women from another family. The entanglement of love and hate that is constantly being sorted out... On a snowy night in the Republic of China, in order to avoid the woman who is following him, Huang Bingqing plunges into the 1950s when the construction movement is underway... When being escorted up the mountain, can he be saved because there is no way out? ——In the end, this magical porcelain bottle fell into the hands of the female boss Mengyao who was hurt by him. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.