Xie Ke, also named Yuhengheng, was born in the Xie family, a wealthy noble family. He was the most eye-catching young master in Mojing City.
He was born extremely handsome, with a jade-like grace, and a certain nobility and calmness between his eyebrows. He was extremely intelligent and talented in literature since he was a child. He also learned the art of cavalry, archery and warfare. When he was young, he was known among scholars for his talent and demeanor.
At the age of twenty-three, he was already in a high position, taking charge of the military and becoming a famous young general in Mojing.
With a distinguished family background, outstanding talent, stunning appearance, and the glory of being a successful young man, it seems that fate has already given him all the best things in the world.
However, a sudden storm pulled him from the clouds into the dust.
The former high-ranking young master began to walk into a world he had never truly seen; the former high-spirited young general also had to re-recognize power, war, people's hearts, and himself amidst repeated losses and difficulties.
He has walked through the bustling city of Mojing, and also through the desolate places of migration; he has seen wealthy families, and has tasted the warmth and coldness of the world. Some people reached out to him, some pushed him into the abyss, and some still refused to give up on him.
Fate took him far away from his homeland and towards unfamiliar mountains and rivers, and also made this once proud and dazzling young man lose his luster little by little.
It's just that some people, even if they fall into the dust, still refuse to lower their heads.
And when he truly traveled thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, he finally understood——
In this life, the most difficult thing to cross is never mountains and rivers.
But his own life.
"Uncrossed Mountains and Rivers" - a story about a young general who fell into the clouds, traveled across mountains and rivers, and found his home between fate and deep love.
"Idea: Mountains and Rivers Cannot Be Crossed" is set in an imaginary era and tells the story of a young general who was born in a wealthy noble family and was both talented and beautiful. He was constantly lost and rediscovered himself in the ups and downs of fate and the turbulence of mountains and rivers. The novel not only writes about family, country and world, but also about family affection and love; it not only writes about the insignificance and helplessness of individuals under imperial power, but also about one person's insistence on dignity, freedom and life choices. Xie Ke once believed that life should be loyal to the family, serve the country, and be worthy of the world. It was not until he went through many hardships that he gradually understood that: the family and the country can be shouldered, and responsibilities can be shouldered, but life ultimately belongs to oneself. The work looks back at that era of strict hierarchy and supremacy of imperial power with the eyes of modern people. While understanding the historical logic, the work re-examines power, family status, loyalty, marriage and sacrifice, and asks the simplest question: At that time, it was decided for a person how he should live. Does he still have the right to choose his own life? And this is exactly the answer that "Uncrossed Mountains and Rivers" wants to leave.