In 1645, the Qing army went all the way south, and the Ming and Qing armies fought a bloody battle in Yangzhou. The Ming army suffered a disastrous defeat. Liang Mao (Hu Bo), the former commander of the Jinyi Guards, was forced to jump to the bottom of a cliff at Yanting Mountain. He did not expect to fall into a thousand-year-old ancient pool. And this ancient pool actually concealed the arsenal of the Later Han Dynasty, which contained a Qingzhi sword that the courtiers of the Later Han Dynasty worked hard to refine for the fate of the Han Dynasty. Unexpectedly? Before the sword was perfected, the arsenal became a thousand-year-old pond, and Liang Mao fell into it. Fortunately, he was rescued by the daughter of a tomb robber, and the two fell in love with each other deeply, but...
When defending Nanjing, Liang Mao tried every means to decapitate his commander among thousands of troops in order to reverse the situation. After a bloody battle, he was seriously injured. However, after Liang Mao recovered from his injuries, the Ming Dynasty was basically destroyed, and he became frustrated and became a beggar.
When Liang Mao was at his most desolate in life, he happened to meet Ma Wenyue, a Manchu woman. The two got to know each other through a long period of acquaintance, and their love became as deep as the sea.
The daughter of the tomb robber saw that Liang Mao no longer had the same courage as when he was a royal guard, and was unwilling to let him sink. She decided to go to the Hou Han arsenal to steal the Qingzhi sword for him, so that he could work hard for the Ming Dynasty...
Who knows? The bottom of the cave in the Millennium Ancient Pool is connected to the Yangtze River Basin. As long as the Yangtze River overflows, the floods will flow back into the arsenal and submerge it. What Liang Mao didn't expect was that Wei Huazhu had robbed the tomb and never returned, forcing Liang Mao to enter the arsenal to rob the tomb to save her. It turned out that several people were trapped in the arsenal, and they were all Liang Mao's old acquaintances...
Reader comments
First of all, there were no Wanhu official positions in the late Ming Dynasty. Secondly, this book was published in the wrong category. It should be classified as martial arts.
First of all, there were no Wanhu official positions in the late Ming Dynasty. Secondly, this book was published in the wrong category. It should be classified as martial arts.