Yin-Yang Boundary Monument: I Will Continue My Family Lineage for Thousands of Years

After his grandfather died unexpectedly, Su Jingxing, a man who recovered corpses in South Africa, inherited the yin-yang boundary monument that had been passed down for thousands of years in the Su family's ancestral home, and unexpectedly unlocked the ability to travel through fixed points in both directions - only the boundary monument in the ancestral home is a permanent anchor that connects the past and the present, and can travel between modern times and the ancestral land with the same coordinates in historical time and space. In order to find out the cause of his grandfather's death and protect the family inheritance, he used the boundary monument as a basis, starting from the Hongwu period of the early Ming Dynasty, and traveled to Anxi in the Tang Dynasty, Bianjing in the Song Dynasty, Liangzhou in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and the ancient Qin Dynasty. In historical time and space, he built a branch of the Su family and promoted agriculture and mulberry infrastructure, protecting the safety of the people, preserving cultural heritage, and making up for the regrets of people's livelihood over thousands of years without changing the big history; in modern cities, he solved unsolved folklore cases with the secret technique of fishing for corpses, cracked down on the smuggling of cultural relics, and revitalized intangible inheritance. The Zhao family, a thousand-year old enemy, is pressing forward step by step, trying to monopolize the Chinese cultural heritage and cut off the inheritance of all people. Based on the Su family's thousand-year family lineage, Su Jingxing launched a battle of wits across time and space with the Zhao family, and finally penetrated the five-thousand-year cultural context of China and completed the fateful mission of "continuing the family lineage for a thousand years."