Bone-Eroding Rivers and Mountains

Lu Chen picked up his pen and wrote about all the evil in the world; Gu Yan held his sword and guarded the last bit of delusion. In this bone-eroding river and mountain, strategy is a dull knife that cannot cut through the sores of human nature. The historian Lu Chen uses ordinary people as a chess piece to stir up the storm; the old enemy Xie Guan deduces destiny and regards human life as trivial; the monster Xue Fang hides in the shadows and peels off the last layer of skin of the mortal body. The upright Gu Yan starved to death in the granary, just to give the people a glimmer of life; his beloved Su Jiangxian died with a smile on his face, only to realize that his whole life was a scam. When the ceremonial music for the new emperor's enthronement was played, the only thing left was the snow tomb and the wild dogs keeping watch. The annals of history have been turned over, and the blood has not yet dried. It turns out that the coldest thing is not the winter, but the human heart.