Record of Changfeng in the East China Sea

The East China Sea produces smoke and the long wind sings. A man's ambition is borne by mountains and rivers. The Japanese sword has not rested, and the temple is in chaos. How many people can one sword point at? During the Wanli period, there was smoke in the East China Sea, the Japanese swords did not stop, and the temples were in chaos. The young Lu Changfeng did not know his true life experience. On his deathbed, his master handed him a incomplete military book and an old injustice case - his father was the son of Qi Jiguang, a famous anti-Japanese general in the Ming Dynasty. He died in prison, in a conspiracy, and in a man named Yan Jun. He came to Quanzhou to find the truth. He met Lin Cangyue. Holding a plain jade bead in her hand, she never said unnecessary words, blocked a poisonous arrow for him, and helped him get the key documents to convict Yan Jun. She did everything she needed to do, but there was one thing she never said - her father's name was in the document. After that, there was the war in Korea, the Japanese conspiracy, the snow in Bijou Pavilion, and several people who were destined to be separated. It took him six years to complete all this.