Dragon and Phoenix in Jiaoshan: Rivers and Lakes of the Northern Song Dynasty

Introduction and selling points of "Dragon and Phoenix in Jiaoshan: Rivers and Lakes of the Northern Song Dynasty" In Bianjing City at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhe Zong coughed up blood and dyed the silk handkerchief with red dragon pattern jade pendant. A fire engraved with the character "" was the lifeblood of the Song Dynasty together with the Jiaoshan Phoenix Pei. The dragon son Zhao Min and the phoenix girl Liu Ying have not yet opened their eyes, they have been involved in the imperial stranglehold - Huizong's pursuit order is like a black cloud, the "Blood Shadow" killer's sword light splits the pursuit fog, and the two jade pendants secretly sensed in the swaddling clothes, weaving the web of fate in the stormy waves. Ling Cang's soft sword protected the dragon pendant and cut the blood path, and Su Luan's silver needle carried the phoenix pendant to pierce the murderous intention. From the Bianjing Secret Road to the Jiaoshan Ancient Temple, from the beacon smoke in Lanzhou to the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, the assassin's poison sac and the lamp in front of the Buddha alternately flashed. When the moonlight of Jinshan Temple reflects the glow of the dragon pendant, the bamboo shadow of Dinghui Temple reflects the green light of the phoenix pendant, and the cry and laughter across the river break through the fog, I realize that the so-called dragon and phoenix are never a prophecy of destiny, but the sharpest sword and the warmest cocoon in troubled times. Selling point: Using Zhe Zongtuogu as an introduction, the imperial power game is hidden in the Jianghu pursuit. The dragon and phoenix jade pendants are both tokens and hidden threads, connecting the palace secrets and Jianghu loyalty in the light and shadow of the sword. The innocence of a baby's perspective forms a strong contrast with the bloody chaos. The mysterious feeling of the jade pendant adds a sense of fate. The echo between Jiaoshan and Jinshan across the river lays a very tense foreshadowing for the subsequent reunion. It combines the sense of historical significance and the joyful revenge of martial arts.