Kusui River City

In Mobei, northern Xinjiang, there is a snow burial in the cold winter. During the battle in the canyon three years ago, the eight thousand dragon guards defended the border and did not die from the enemy's arrows. Instead, they were destroyed by the collusion of interests of nine powerful families in the country. The powerful men tampered with battle reports, lured enemies across borders, and transported the bones of soldiers overnight. They poured all the bones of eight thousand young people into the foundation of the prosperous palace in Jiangcheng. They used border lithium mines, armaments, and pension funds to grab 3.7 Billion in dividends, and coerced the people of the city to share the profits of human blood. The coach Lu Cangxuan survived by chance, but was shackles of the dead soul imposed by heaven: within three years, he must not have any thoughts of killing, use his inner strength, or take the initiative to resist. If his mind overflows with even half of his anger, the eight thousand remnant souls attached to his soul will be scattered, and they will never be reincarnated. In order to preserve the chance of reincarnation of the heroic souls under his command, Lu Cangxuan gave up his military power as Commander Long and joined the Su family in Jiangcheng City, becoming a deserter son-in-law that was despised by the whole city. For one thousand and ninety-five days and nights, he endured the betrayal of his wife and son, the humiliation of his in-laws, the crushing of powerful men, and the beatings of passers-by. His left leg was fractured, his back was filled with shrapnel, and his whole body was covered with scars, but he still endured it. On the eve of the expiration of the shackles, the nine wealthy families set up a series of death traps: first, they used fake comfort to induce emotional backlash, then hired someone to destroy his limbs and force him to destroy the origin of his heroic soul, and finally, he arranged a betrothal banquet on the withered bones to eliminate the roots. When a hundred thousand soldiers in northern Xinjiang cut off their arms to pay filial piety, the underground leader turned against him, and the hidden Dragon Guards spread all over the river city. Long Shuai, who was extremely forbearing, finally decided to use the law to liquidate the sins of all the members at the banquet of thousands of people, dig up the ground to collect the corpses, and comfort the eight thousand dead souls. There is no sense of mindless killing in this book. It only talks about conscious collective evil, human nature's self-interested choices, and belated repayment of guilt.