Yinglong Jade Jue

Shen Yuan, a graduate student at Northwest University, traveled through the mountains of Yizhou in the late Western Han Dynasty and was rescued by the Yinglong clan. He became the "outer soul" scholar of the tribe. After meeting many people, he learned the words on the ancient stele of the Yinglong clan. The ancient stele Yinglong said: " Chiyou held the weapon to call out the wind and rain, and was undefeated in nine battles. Yinglong was afraid of the chaos in the world, so he handed it over to Xuanyuan and collected the weapon. It was his crime to have a jade in the village, and by chance, he inherited a round jade that could control wind, rain, thunder and lightning. He took the jade north to help Liu Xiu conquer Kunyang, cross Hutuo, level Tongma, and defeat Wang Lang. However, he ended up being separated by the emperor's suspicion and his wife and children. Under the coercion of the emperor, he wrote two volumes of false talismans that no one could recite. He died of poison and was granted the title of Duke Ding. The real jade was hidden in a wooden sword and guarded the northern border with the Shen family for three hundred years until the Tingtao Pavilion was reopened in the first year of Zhongping Emperor Ling.