After the Battle of Yashan, the Southern Song fell. The Song chancellor Lu Xiufu and the emperor both leapt into the sea and gave their lives for their country. With his dying breath, the chancellor entrusted his guardsman Jiang Cheng with the mission of assassinating the Mongol Great Khan. Jiang Cheng fought Mongol masters and then battled the Mongol state's spiritual adviser, suffering grave injuries. He was later saved by someone, but after several defeats, he gradually gave up on the assassination. Then someone exposed his true purpose, and he went on to encounter all kinds of extraordinary adventures in the martial world.
Among the Mongol warriors Jiang Cheng fought was a man named Wunizhebu. Sent by the Mongol Great Khan, he led a company of men to the far north of Mongolia. Their goals were to seek the treasures of the Liao and expand Mongol territory into Siberia. During their expedition, they encountered all manner of strange adventures.
There is treasure hunting, exploration, encounters with immortals, zombies, palace intrigue, old acquaintances from the Shang dynasty, Viking warriors, duels of magic between lamas and shamans, and strange people living in caves. There is good and evil alike. The nations and tribes of the north are utterly unlike those of the Central Plains. Though the travelers face countless hardships along the way, they also witness many astonishing wonders. Will they find the treasure in the end?
The final fates of the two protagonists will surely take you by surprise and leave you utterly astonished.
