"Jiangdong Storm" is an epic masterpiece with Jiangdong Sun Wu as the absolute protagonist. The story begins with the sound of the tide on the banks of the Qiantang River, following in the footsteps of the "Jiangdong Tiger" Sun Jian, through the legend of conquering Dong Fenghuo and passing on the national jade seal; witnessing the "little overlord" Sun Ce sweeping through six counties with unparalleled brilliance and laying the foundation. In the fire of Chibi and the waves of the Yangtze River, the young Sun Quan joined hands with four generations of talents including Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Lu Meng and Lu Xun to open up a tripartite path in troubled times.
This book deeply depicts Sun Quan's transformation from a cautious and conservative lord to a complex emperor, and shows the difficult balance between loyalty and family among the Jiangdong nobles such as Lu Xun. It not only depicts the warriors on the battlefield, but also focuses on ocean exploration, Jiangnan development and thrilling palace games. When the tyrant Sun Hao finally surrendered with his jade in hand, the royal aura at the top of Jianye City sadly dissipated, but the spiritual heritage of Soochow was passed on to the wider world along with Nandu's clothes and sailing sails.
This is a heroic hymn composed by the people of Jiangdong with their lives. It is also a magnificent Jiangnan epic that has never been so completely presented in the Three Kingdoms era.
