Qianlong Lu of the Ming Dynasty: Long Yin Qianfan

Six hundred years ago, the sea of ​​​​fire in Jinling on the night when Nanjing was destroyed was not the end of the Jianwen Dynasty, but the starting point of a secret struggle that spanned three centuries. This novel combines hard-core technological settings and rich historical background. Through the three perspectives of "Historical Records" (official whitewashing), "Qianyuanzhi" (organizational secret records), and "Jianghu Jian" (folklore), a complicated and confusing narrative network is woven. The artifacts are endowed with souls: the code of copper coins has evolved into a totem of the financial secret war, and the armillary sphere flashes back to twelve nodes that determine fate in the fold of time and space. The titanium alloy cabin of the Nanjing subway, the bronze fort under the Yangtze River, the golden brown ripples in the eyes of the young man... Are all these real historical forks split by Qianyuan Pavilion with the sword of science and technology, or is it a grand illusion that lasts for six hundred years and is finally condensed into collective memory? The answer may be hidden in the moment you turn the page of the book, rushing along with the dark river of history.