Jinyang Yue's World's Twin Jewels

Synopsis of the story of "Jinyangyue·Two Jewels" (Thirty-eight chapters in total·The growth of two heroes·The epic of mountains and rivers) Core Main Line Based on the background of the Eight Kings Rebellion and the Five Rebellions in the late Jin Dynasty, it tells the legend of Zhongshan Liu Kun and Fan Yang Zuti from Luoyang teenagers to Bingzhou twin jade: First encounter in Luoyang: Liu Kun, the chief administrator of Sizhou, and Zu Ti, a young man, met because of the refugee problem and formed a pact to "learn both civil and military skills." Hearing the Rooster and Dancing: The two studied in Taipei, discussed military affairs, practiced swordplay in the school field, and swore to "defend the land and bring peace to the people, and fight against the national calamity together." Jinyang was guarded alone: ​​Liu Kun was appointed as the governor of Bingzhou, and Zu Ti led the refugees to fight to the death, retreating the enemy with the sound of the flute, and winning the hearts of the Yujue alliance. The two jade were separated: Liu Kun went to the north to contain Shi Le, Zu Ti's midstream attacked Ji and he crossed to the south, and his brothers responded across the river. The end of the hero: Duan Pixi framed Liu Kun and was killed. Zu Ti heard the bad news and vomited blood, fell ill and went to the north, and finally became the "eternal sacrifice of mountains and rivers".