The Records of Jade Seal

[Jin Yongfeng's martial arts epic·Legend of the troubled times between the two Han Dynasties] In the first year of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and the world was in turmoil. A fragment of a national jade seal reveals a shocking murder twenty years ago; three teenagers whose life experiences are mysterious are involved in the historical torrent of the struggle between Hu and Han for hegemony. Wei Changfeng, a border major general, was very heroic, but he found out that he was the son of the Xiongnu Youxian King. What he thought was a "foreign" bloodline, there was a deeper secret hidden behind it - the Xiongnu royal family had long been Hanized, and the Hu and Han were originally the same family. When his identity collapses, where should he go? Liu Xuanyu, a talented scholar from Nanyang, was as gentle as jade and took the restoration of the Han Dynasty as his own mission. But in the process of falling in love with Yin Lihua, she discovered that she was not a relative of the Liu family, but a grandson of Wang Mang. A lifetime of faith is a big joke. Huiming, a young Shaolin monk, is simple and kind-hearted. By chance, he will solve the mystery of Hetu Luoshu. After being forced to return to secular life, he discovered that he was the illegitimate son of Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu. Although he had the right to inherit the throne, he chose to live in seclusion in the countryside. Outside Yumen Pass, the west wind is fierce, and three hundred innocent souls scream every night; in Chang'an City, prophecies are prevalent, and it is difficult to predict who will be destined. The three protagonists become connected because of a mysterious jade pendant. They each pursue the truth of their life experiences in troubled times, but step by step they fall into the whirlpool of fate. The cattle and sheep are stuffed with empty promises, and there are old alliances on the temples beside the candle. When love meets family and country, and when the truth subverts faith, can they find their own destiny in the feud between Hu and Han? This book pays tribute to Mr. Jin Yong and uses traditional martial arts writing techniques to describe the magnificent transition between the two Han Dynasties. The text is mixed with white, the artistic conception is profound, the moves are freehand, and the emotions are deep. This million-word novel, a five-volume epic, takes you back to that era when chivalry and intrigue were intertwined.