Huaisha Lu

In the third year of Jianxing, the Situ family in Luoyang was destroyed overnight. The eldest son Situ He escaped by chance and went south to Lingnan with his father's last words "Don't forget to neutralize" and hid his name in Maliu Village in Yongzhou. In this miasmatic land, he met Ruan Adai, a girl from the Wuhu tribe, a shrewd girl who was proficient in herbal poison and had excellent water properties. The two went from distrusting each other to fighting side by side, and gradually fell in love during the pursuit and counter-attack in Shiwandashan. At the same time, Situ He discovered that his father's death was related to the tampering of the late emperor's edict by the powerful official Jia Chong, and various forces in Lingnan - the King of Nanyue, the Jiaozhi wealthy Lu Gong, and the emperor's secret envoy - were also involved in this game. From survival in the mountains to intrigues in the court, from personal grievances to family and country, Situ He and Adai walked hand in hand in the wind and rain, connecting all the joys and sorrows with a song "Guangling San". This is a story about revenge and redemption, love and return. Purpose: In dark times, individual perseverance and mutual protection are the light that illuminates the way forward. Real strength is not revenge, but choosing to believe in kindness and justice after suffering.