A Long Song of the Qinling Mountains

A Qinling mountain vein, three thousand years of bloodline reincarnation, and nine generations spanning life and death to protect the same secret.

In the second year of the Zhide era of the Tang Dynasty, on a night of a blood moon, Xuanzhenzi, the last surviving heir of the previous dynasty, fled to Zhongnan with the imperial jade register. With his own flesh and blood, he sealed the forbidden art that could divert the dragon vein. Before he died, he left behind a prophecy: seven generations later, the bloodline would reappear, and the Qinling Mountains would face their ultimate choice.

In 1936, on the night gunfire erupted during the Xi'an Incident, underground Party member Lu Huaiyuan was pinned down on an icy plank path by five gun barrels. Was the woman beside him, Shen Qingqiu, a comrade or an enemy? Why could the Morse code she carved into the cliff before dying only be deciphered in 2018?

In 2018, Lin Ye, a young man who had returned to his hometown, livestreamed the red leaves of the Qinling Mountains with a drone. Suddenly, a foot appeared on camera, dangling from the entrance of a Tang Dynasty grotto. It wore a cloth shoe with a thousand-layer sole, embroidered underneath with half of the character