A Century-Old Blood Note: the Flowers Will Never Fade Away

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there was a severe drought in the Central Plains. Zhang Huaiyin, who was ten years old, was digging wild vegetables to save his mother. He fell down a cliff and was almost killed by the victims. Fortunately, he was rescued by Batulu Alin, a ginseng general with a blue flag. A Lin discovered that the red lotus birthmark on Zhang Huaiyin's wrist coincided with the pattern of "He Luo Kan Map". Zhang Laoliu entrusted it to the acrobatic leader Lin Sanye to protect his bloodline, and uncovered the century-old grudges of the Zhang family's ancestral "He Luo Interpretation". In Lin's class, Zhang Huaiyin learned bone-shrinking skills and fire-breathing stunts, and was childhood sweethearts with Lin Xiaodie. However, due to the troubles made by the bully Qian Batian, the juggling class was broken up and their fates were different. Lin Xiaodie secretly left for Luo Tu to protect the river because the sound of copper bells hid the inheritance of the Zhongnan Mountain Sect. After adulthood. Batulu paid attention as a "savior" and gave him a Yanling knife in order to collect Zhang Huaiyin and join the military camp. When the bandits were successfully suppressed, he met Tong Yugu, a female worker from the Munitions Bureau, but he did not know that she was related to Tsarist Russia's conspiracy to invade China. After Lin Xiaodie's mother and son were found, Tong Yugu framed her because of jealousy, and Saiyin sacrificed her life to save Zhang Huaiyin. In the end, Zhang Huaiyin and Lin Xiaodie solved Tsarist Russia's conspiracy to steal the Northeast Dragon Vein, but when the truth was revealed, they lost Tong Yugu. The story uses the bone-shrinking skill and "Heluo Interpretation" to connect the entanglements between Jianghu, Eight Banners, and Tsarist Russia, and interpret the bloody legend of the northeastern frontier in the late Qing Dynasty.