A Long River of Thoughts

Shenquan Dai Erlu, two mastiffs tried their fists to suppress Shanxi merchants; his surname is Li Luoneng, he started to develop Xingyi after ten years. One punch, three hundred years. Some keep it, some spread it; some hide it, and some destroy it. The Dai family in Qixian County is known as "Daibancheng". During the reign of Kangxi and Qianlong, young Dai Longbang started learning in the snow, and later acquired Cao Jiwu's Xinyi Quan. He also integrated Fu Shan's internal skills and mental methods to create Dai's Xinyi Quan. From then on, the Dai family established an iron rule: fists should not be passed lightly, and it is difficult to enter with foreign surnames. Up to the generation of Dai Erlu, Guangsheng and Taifen escort agencies protected the lifeline of Shanxi merchants; later Li Luoneng turned his mind and body into form and mind, and founded a major northern martial arts school. After Erlu returned to the mountain, Dai Liangdong, the third-generation leader of Dai's Xinyiquan, solved the foreign case in the ring - using force to force evidence, and made the foreign murderer of the female daughter be held in front of the whole city to plead guilty (see Volume 13). Later, Dai Kui had no children, and his ancestral fists were about to be cut off. He stood in front of the ancestral tablet and said only one sentence: "The ancestors established the rules because they were afraid of chaos, not because they wanted to kill them." This is the long history of Dai Shi Xin Yi Quan. "The River of Hearts" is a historical martial arts novel that focuses on the growth of martial arts and family inheritance. It tells the story of how a family-inherited boxing skill has been maintained, broken down and spread widely, and finally became a firebrand for everyone.