A Question About the History of the Qing Dynasty

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the mountains and rivers collapsed. Qi Feng, a young man from Shu, lost his parents in the tragedy of Qingshi Village. He and his best friend Liu Yan were rescued by the hidden Taoist Shinichiko. After ten years of cold and heat, two swords came out of the mountain. With the support of the Yang family, the great chieftain of Bozhou, Qi Feng held the "Five Prefectures Salt Order" that controlled the lifeline of the salt road. Together with the Yang family of Bozhou, he formed a rebel army and set up a "no-travel" spy network. There is no good or evil in the world, only the way of survival. Huang Mingyuan, the leader of Huanii Sect dormant in the dark, inherits the legacy of Huang Chao and wants to use four methods to revive the legacy of his ancestors, thereby stirring up blood rain in the world and inciting conquests from other countries. Qi Feng led his troops to defeat the Chu army's conspiracy, and rescued Li Huan'er, an orphaned salt merchant from Jiangling, and formed a life-and-death friendship with the fledgling Zhao Kuangyin. On the eve of the Chenqiao Mutiny, Qi Feng placed the military talisman of the Bozhou Rebel Army in the "Anmin Policy" box and entrusted it to Zhao Kuangyin, who was about to wear a yellow robe. On a snowy night in Wangyoufang, Qi Feng tempered the "Wen Dao" sword made of meteorite iron into a plow and returned to his hometown of Qingshi alone. In the imperial city of Kaifeng, Zhao Kuangyin stroked the star pattern of the "Dragon Fat Sword" and specialized in scrap salt and iron, which eventually became a legend in the world. This chapter of the troubled times is intertwined with love and hatred. It writes about the triple undercurrents of meteorite iron hooks, mineral veins, salt roads, and weapons. The blood of a group of young people in troubled times is transformed into a peace oath of "I would rather cultivate the peaceful soil than grasp the front of the troubled times."