Winter, the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu's reign.
Chen Huaizhen, a Feng Shui apprentice at Jinling City's "Shou Zhen Zhai", guarded his master's body that was bleeding from all the orifices and looked horrified.
Before the master died suddenly, he only left a few vague last words: "Three weapons are broken... Mountains and rivers weep... Moxin Chaotang..." And a black gravel embedded in the bottom of the compass - touching the cold, when you empathize, you can actually see the broken illusion of the earth's veins being severed.
Their livelihood is cut off and their pursuers have arrived.
A man in gray clothes from the secret agency of the imperial court came to threaten him, labeling the master as "an imperial criminal who stole the national treasure", and threw out a reminder: within three days, the former Ming Dynasty murderous house by the Qinhuai River, where the sound of gold and iron chimed every night, was to be suppressed.
The reward of ten taels can be used to offset the teacher's crime, and it is also money to buy one's life.
