In the cold winter of 1726, Nian Gengyao was an orphan in prison and handed over his five-year-old son and the golden armor with dragon patterns given by the emperor to the teacher Yue Zhongju.
On the way to escape on a snowy night, Yue Zhongju was horrified to discover that his pursuer was actually the top bloodthirsty man in the capital.
In order to avoid interrogation, he hid the golden armor under the body of a five-year-old child and pretended to be a merchant to cross the Yellow River.
The ferry was not far away, the dust on the shore stirred up a fishy wind, and the drops of blood had arrived.
