Golden Silk Jade Song

Adili, an eighteen-year-old boy, is a well-known rebellious son in Wuerhe town - he fights, plays truant, and was expelled from school. He had a fierce argument with his father, Abdullah, who made a living by collecting and selling stones, and then slammed the door and left. Little did he know that these were the last words his father said to him. The next day, his father suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and collapsed. In order to raise his father's medical expenses, Adili went deep into the desert of Devil City to collect stones alone. In a Gobi desert, he dug up a piece of top-quality golden jade. However, the moment the shovel struck, the sky suddenly changed, a bolt of lightning struck the jade, and the golden light engulfed the young man. When Adili opened his eyes again, he was already among the Mongolian army during Genghis Khan's western expedition in 1219. He was regarded as a Khwarezm spy, but unexpectedly found that the military shaman Timurun was holding a gold jade with exactly the same pattern as his. In order to survive, he relied on the knowledge in high school textbooks - boiling water to stop the plague, improving trebuchets, analyzing geographical routes - step by step from a prisoner to an indispensable "man of insight" in the army. During the forty-year campaign, he lost Bater, the head of a hundred households, who was like his father, his beloved Khwarazm woman Naren Tuya, and Timur who was like his brother. He also witnessed the fall of two great Khans, Genghis Khan and Mengge. When he finally returned to the original Gobi Desert with all the vicissitudes of life, the two pieces of gold and jade touched again - after the light passed, he returned to Urho, This is a time-travel epic about growth and return. It took a rebellious young man 40 years of journey in another world to finally understand his father's words: "You should be like a stone - honest, tough, not fancy, but you should have light in your heart."