The Eternal Oath Beginning in Sumer

"The Eternal Oath Starting from Sumer" is a historical novel spanning more than 4,000 years. Around 2500 BC, the Sumerian city-states were in constant disputes. The Qisu and Sanggu families are divided due to an unexplained old debt, and each has a set of equally sincere but conflicting stories. An ordinary green stone has been preserved by the Qi Su family from generation to generation, and an old rule of "do not open or hand over" has also been passed down through the blood; as time goes by, the reason becomes more obscure, leaving only a responsibility that no one can explain, but no one dares to throw away easily. From ancient Mesopotamia, to the classical Mediterranean, medieval Italy, and modern Western Europe, our story will unfold along the torrent of real history. Empires rise and fall, beliefs change, trade routes open and close, wars, plagues, migrations and revolutions change the fate of the family again and again. Some people want to get rid of old debts, while some insist on pursuing them; some choose to forget, while others insist on remembering; some think they are just holding on to an old thing at home, but they unknowingly carry the long past. This is an epic about family, memory, commitment and destiny. This is not a jumping biography of several ancestors and descendants, but a long scroll of blood that has never been disconnected: spanning about a hundred generations, each generation will leave its own choices, losses and echoes in the times. And this unsolved old debt will wait for everyone to give the final answer for more than four thousand years.