In the 17th year of Da Yinjinghe's reign in the Yuan Dynasty, the lanterns on Zhuque Street were still there, and the vermilion gate of Zhenguogong's Mansion was stained with blood. The loyal servants risked their lives to protect each other, and the prince Xiao Yichen crawled out of the dog hole and was born. The noble prince who used to "ride a horse and lean on a leaning bridge" suddenly became a fugitive carrying a blood feud.
Carrying the identity certificate and secret escape route left by his father, he hid in the capital under the pseudonym "Shen Yu" and made a living by painting and calligraphy, but his unconcealed heaviness was revealed in his pen and ink. Fortunately, the hermit Liu Changqing has a sharp eye. During the days when Yuxuan was teaching, he was a gentle gentleman during the day and a revenge seeker at night, searching for the truth in the secrecy of the court.
When Zhao Feng, an old subordinate of Zhen Guo Gongfu, appeared, he revealed the conspiracy of the second prince Zhao Heng to frame Zhongliang and collude with foreign enemies. Xiao Yichen knew that the road to revenge would no longer go alone. From the torture in the capital's heavenly prison to the forbearing military training in Yanyu in the south of the Yangtze River, he combined fierce swordsmanship with gentle strategies, contacted Zhongyong's old troops, collected ironclad evidence of corruption, and gradually accumulated the power to fight against the powerful.
The court and the rivers and lakes are intertwined, and conspiracy and morality collide. Xiao Yichen wanders in the whirlpool of power as a lonely minister. With the secret help of the prince and the strategic blessing of Liu Changqing, he traces the old cases in the light of swords and tears away the mask of hypocrisy in the court game. Not only did he want to clear up the innocent souls of his family, but he also wanted to expose the treasonous conspiracy and bring peace to the mountains and rivers of Dayin.
This is a long-distance revenge race across the capital and the south of the Yangtze River, and it is also a legend of a young man's transformation in blood and fire. When the mist and rain wash away the beauty, the former prince will finally return with a sword in hand, to clear the wrongs and restore justice.
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"The Broken Jade" uses jade as a guide to weave the confusion of fateful sadomasochism and power conspiracy. The writing is as sharp as a razor, the characters struggle between love and hate, the depth of humanity is revealed at every turn, and the aftertaste is heart-warming and enduring.
"The Broken Jade" uses jade as a guide to weave the confusion of fateful sadomasochism and power conspiracy. The writing is as sharp as a razor, the characters struggle between love and hate, the depth of humanity is revealed at every turn, and the aftertaste is heart-warming and enduring.