A shocking legend of banditry in the Qinchuan Pass, and a generous elegy of the Qin people in the West. The people of Qin, the sound of Qin, the wind of Qin, and the rhyme of Qin, are desolate and open, thick and powerful, and full of strong masculinity, making people passionate and passionate...
In the late years of the Republic of China, many heroes came together, government corruption and banditry became a problem, the people in Guanzhong were in dire straits, and smoke and dust were everywhere...
The story is rich in content, the plot is thrilling and bizarre, with ups and downs, and the characters are vivid and vivid. It is a very readable novel.
