Jade Towers in a Chaotic World

Born into a wealthy family; roaming the martial world; a life of genius; a life of romance. Everyone called him "Yuan Men Zijian," and he ranked first among the Four Young Masters of the Republic of China.

He was a true literary giant, gifted in every field, from calligraphy and poetry to drama and connoisseurship. He laughed in the faces of princes and nobles, dashing and carefree. He lived through that extraordinary era and wrote, "How I pity those at the heights, where storms rage. Do not ascend to the topmost floor of the jade tower." After his death, thousands escorted his funeral procession. Monks and nuns, courtesans, gangsters, and hooligans all wore mourning and grieved together.

With a life like that, what more could one ask for?