Not Tied to the Boat

Bian He wept jade, stained with tears and blood; Zulong's seal sealed the rivers and mountains. The jade is buried in the Dongting, and the wind and waves are temporarily muted; several heroes have asked the sky. The remaining corners are patched with gold, but the old marks are still there; the inscriptions on the stone are carved, and the shame cannot be erased. Xuanwu cigarettes are gone, leaving only regrets; only the bright moon is left, shining silently on the world. Since the first emperor ordered Li Si to seal the seal with the words "If you are ordered by heaven, you will live forever" on the He family's jade, the jade seal passed down to the country became a token of destiny and circulated for thousands of years. Eventually, the emperor of the late Tang Dynasty raised the Xuanwu Tower on fire and burned it forever. However, behind the annihilation of the treasure, there is another unknown secret. The undercurrent affected by this also surges quietly in the silent place. The fate of a taciturn young man was suddenly changed by the disappearance of the national jade seal. He was involuntarily involved in the currents of troubled times, traveling in the rivers and lakes in an unconnected boat, drifting with the waves, and it was difficult to stay or leave.