On a rainy night, Gu Linjiang, a clerk, met a mysterious old man by chance and learned that he was the last descendant of the "Wangqi" lineage of the Mo family. From then on, the peaceful urban life was torn apart: pursuits, disguises, sect wars, and thousand-year secrets followed one after another. He was forced to embark on the road of escape and seeking his roots, and met six young people who were also "selected" at Yushan Temple. They are either Confucianism or Taoism, medicine or Buddhism, but they jointly shoulder the mission of continuing or ending the Mohist inheritance. The seven people join forces to break the situation, but find that the real enemy is not external forces, but the people's misunderstanding and use of "virtue" and "unfate". When blood and fire washed away the fog, Gu Linjiang finally understood: The Mohist family is no longer in the temple, but in the hearts of every ordinary person who refuses to be stained by fate.
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The first-person perspective description in the book is very immersive. As the author himself, I leave a message to the author, hoping that he will work hard to tell the story about Mohism and culture.
The first-person perspective description in the book is very immersive. As the author himself, I leave a message to the author, hoping that he will work hard to tell the story about Mohism and culture.