How Far Are the Rivers and Lakes from the Temple?

This is a historical martial arts novel that is close to the reality of the Song Dynasty. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Sima Zhan was brutally killed in the "Yichun Villa". His only son Sima Ju survived. In order to avenge his father, Sima Ju practiced martial arts hard, traveled around the rivers and lakes, and went through hardships, determined to track down the murderer. At this time, the Northern Song Dynasty was in the midst of the "Jingkang Incident". Zhao Gou established the Southern Song Dynasty, and the Han nation resisted foreign invasion with all its strength. Sima Ju was bent on revenge, but how can family hatred and national hatred be completely separated? In the process of chasing the murderer, Sima Ju gradually put aside his personal hatred and devoted himself to the torrent of fighting against the Jin army. By describing Sima Ju's ups and downs in the world, this book reveals that the world and the temple are not far apart! When the country is in trouble, even though it is far away from the rivers and lakes, it is difficult to escape the worries of the temple; living high in the temple, it is even more worrying for the people of the world!