Traveling Through the Wufeng Tower in the Late Ming Dynasty

Pain. It was like there were countless red-hot fine needles drilling into the bones of his limbs. Every breath he took brought a tearing pain, and most of the strength to even open his eyes was drained away. In the chaos, I heard a rough voice hovering above my head, buzzing impatiently: "Boy, hold on. If you want to live, don't hum." Live? I suddenly came back to my senses, and scattered memory fragments rushed into my mind like a tide - in the first year of the Great Ming Dynasty, Qiantang County ranked first in the boy examination, Wu Fenglou, the only son of Zhejiang Governor Wu Boheng, was 12 years old. And the man in front of him, with a purple face and a bald head, and a blindingly red nose from rosacea, is the man who was chased by Cloud Goshawk Bai Jianfei, one of the three birds in the Five Mountains, and who "crippled" the original owner. In the original plot, Bai Jianfei used a unique technique to shake Wu Fenglou's joints apart. The euphemistic name was "accepting a disciple", but in fact it was to avoid Wei Zhongxian's persecution of the Wu family. But the child could not endure the severe pain for three days, so he died on the broken bed in Huangyeguan, Songshan Mountain. And I, a martial arts fan in the 21st century, just stayed up late to read the original work of "Five Phoenixes and Rising Sun Sword". When I closed my eyes and opened them again, I became this "short-lived protagonist". "Water..." I squeezed out one word with all my strength, my throat was so dry that it felt like smoke was coming out. The original owner hasn't had any water in the past three days, and he has been hanging by one breath. If it were me, if I didn't think of a way, I would have to make the same mistake again.