Chivalrous Treasure Hunt

This book is a follow-up to "Life and Death in War". In the first chapter, Liu Jingrong experienced revenge against his family, escaped to get married, served as a soldier, and prevented the plague. After that, he returned to his hometown to kill traitors and destroy the Japanese. He was betrayed and had no choice but to leave his hometown. In the following story, he exterminates Shu Shu, collects fairy aunts, and joins forces; he upholds chivalry and works together to trace the national treasure; he overcomes thousands of difficulties, overcomes all dangers, and seizes the national treasure bravely; he sacrifices his life and death for his family and country, and is praised by both sides of the Taiwan Strait. In this book, how does Liu Jingrong punish evil and promote good, how does he sacrifice his family for the country, how does he work with his master to protect his treasure in northern Shaanxi? How will the master and the apprentice end? It's all in this "Chivalrous Treasure Hunt".