The Hakka Temple Is Huge

A high-martial-arts contrast cutie carrying a long blade × a devious man who can turn his bones and blood into weapons and has layers of secret identities Folklore and the supernatural, magical duels, time travel, a small ensemble cast During the Upheaval of the Five Barbarians, northern Han Chinese clans were forced to flee south to escape the wars. History calls this the southward flight of the aristocracy. Among those clans was a secret lineage that miraculously survived the division and wars that tore China apart. They called themselves guests, and named their clan the Kejia. People believed the Kejia had a great temple, and so they worshipped it. Only members of the Kejia clan knew that the “temple” was a path between yin and yang: in times of peace, they walked among the living; when disaster struck, they entered the underworld. It could take them from ancient times to the present, and was the “Sanctuary of the Guardian Gods,” the origin of the Kejia bloodline. But more than 150 years ago, an undying man took over this sanctuary. The Kejia clan struggled to contend with him, but could not reclaim it. Now, in the modern era, the burden has fallen to Min Huizhou. When she travels to the past, she takes the divine weapon, the Boundary-Breaking Ritual Blade, along with modern firearms, intending to destroy the undying man at any cost! But the first time she meets him, she's distracted by his strikingly handsome face. He claims he's merely a luckless general, weeping over his miserable, ill-fated life and begging her to be magnanimous and spare him. According to history, that general was ultimately executed by slow slicing. If he really were undying, he would have been reduced to a heap of shredded meat long ago! Min Huizhou fumes. “You're full of lies, you treacherous snake!” At the slightest disagreement, she draws her blade. Later, Min Huizhou unfortunately falls into the Underworld Domain ruled by the Specter Lord and is forced to travel with the undying man. She sees with her own eyes that this devious, scheming undying man can wield the highest-level technique of the three ritual arts, and reevaluates him. “You're not of my bloodline, yet you can wield ritual arts and destroy specters. Who are you, really?” He smiles elegantly, his languid voice as loose as his relaxed posture. “A Hui, why not ask your clan's ancestors where the Min Zhou surname comes from?” *The three ritual arts: the basic art breaks boundaries, the intermediate art breaks forms, and the highest art destroys specters. *The Kejia clan's surname is Min Zhou, and its origins are significant. *The heroine looks like a cute girl, but on the inside she's ready to throw down at the slightest provocation. She's a fighter. *The male lead seems devious, handsome, and refined, but every bone and drop of blood in his body can become a weapon. He's skilled in underhanded tactics. Theme: In the tides of history, people are as insignificant as specks of dust