Circulation

Lin Yuan, a little beggar, carries hundreds of volumes of letters entrusted to him by the old Confucian, and meets three people in the sea of ​​​​blood in the mountain of corpses: Qin Pojun, the leader of the forbidden army, who only believes in the sword in his hand, not the scholar's pen; Bai Yulou, the court harp player, still plays the piano in troubled times, guarding the lost "Nine Shao"; Su Mu, a foreign doctor, firmly believes that medical skills have no borders, and uses silver needles and decoction to sew the wounds of this land. One is an orphan, one is a martial artist, one is a violinist, and one is a doctor. The four people and a hundred volumes of scraps embarked on a thousands-mile journey to the south to pass on the legacy. Behind him are the Mongolian cavalry and the "Fen Dian Division" who specialize in destroying civilization. In front of me is an unknown road with broken mountains and rivers. What they have to face is not only pursuit by weapons, but also inner torture: Can guarding these useless letters really save the country? When life becomes a luxury, what's the point of civilization? From Tianque Official to Yazhou, from being forced to take the initiative to taking the initiative, Lin Yuan will learn protection from Qin Pojun, understand the character from Bai Yulou, and understand compassion from Su Mu on this bloody road. This was an escort that we knew we couldn't do.