The Legend of Da Qianxing Qunxiao

Emperor Hongxi of the Ming Dynasty passed away, and undercurrents surged. Fortune teller Liu Shuisheng was involved in an old court case and was warned by his chief minister, and was pursued by the Dongchang Directory. When he fled in a panic, he had only two choices: stay in the capital and wait for death, or rush to the northeastern Jedi where the "bad fortune" was buried in the hexagram. He broke into the thousand-year mystery of his ancestor "Taoist Wumu". Facing the paper figures guarding the tomb and the life-threatening stone figurines, the last hexagram actually pointed to the life of the little beggar next to him, Shao Chunhua. With a single blow of his sword, he cut off his cowardice, carried the secret treasure south, and sneaked into the Yingtian Mansion where dragons and tigers were dominating. Hiding gold in a coffin and using lies to clear the way, he dealt with the market and officials, settled down and bought a house to worship the "way of heaven". From an ant in the palace to a newly wealthy man in Jinling, every step Liu Shuisheng takes is stained with calculations and blood. However, the family business is not stable and the storm has arrived. The sword of the famous minister "Ban Zhang" Zhang Feng has been hung in front of Liu's house; his five sons have just grown up, but each has his own destiny. This time, he not only wants to protect the overwhelming wealth, but also wants to preserve his bloodline and carve out a way for his family to survive in the shadow of the dynasty. ——This is an "infinite family flow" that begins with a fortune teller and runs through bloodlines, dynasties, life and death. Liu Shuisheng's story is just the first page of this family's century-old legend.