Burning Mountains and Rivers

Lu Kun, a young farm boy by Huangpeng Lake, lost all his relatives in a fire. He survived with only one thought - to find the person who ordered the fire. From Mianyang to Dongting, from Wudang to Jinling Prison, from the Annan battlefield to the Mobei grassland, and then to the east side of Penghu, he traced all the way, and gradually discovered that the end of the truth was far colder than he imagined. A feud spanning three generations. Two lost Buddhist martial arts texts. A murder that was covered up for eight years. The footprints of more than two decades of mountain and river battles. The sword of the Jianghu can kill people, and the sword of the court can kill the heart. The sharpest knife is warmth and life. —— This is a story about grudges and love and hate, growth and loss, life and humanity, choices and costs. Slow and unflattering. If you are willing to read slowly, I will tell you a good story.