Wolf Guard Golden Sword

In the twenty-fifth year of Kangxi's reign, General's Mansion in Gubeikou. Lang Tan was kneeling in the snow and smashing his forehead against the frozen soil. He was the Buku boy who captured Obai. His little finger on his right hand was cut off by Obai with a knife, but he still held on to the handle of the knife. But today he didn't have a knife. In the door sat the newly-uncovered bride Minjia Gege, whose face looked exactly like that of his cousin who had been dead for seventeen years. She didn't cry, she just said softly: "I know. You are not crying for me." The next year, Taxhen was born. Lang Tan said: "This kid doesn't practice swordsmanship. He reads books. Reads history. Reads people's hearts." For the next seventeen years, Lang Tan put something in the drawer every year on his son's birthday - stones, broken arrows, birch bark, and a polished iron whistle. Seventeen things, seventeen years of silence. Taxhen only did one thing in his life, which was to keep the knife from its sheath. In the forty-fifth year of Kangxi's reign, at the age of 19, he used Liangdi to break Aling'a's lottery draw in Xuzhou. He reached into the charcoal basin and snatched out half of the "No. 7" Eunuch ticket. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, he accidentally killed a poor scholar named Chen Liu - the man's seven-year-old daughter sat in a pool of her father's blood and cried all night. He picked up a copper coin from under his desk and kept it for the rest of his life. He kept his whistle in Miyun all night, and his lips were bleeding; he did not chase the bandits in Xilamulun River, but gave a piece of dry food to the Mongolian boy. Before he died, a copper coin slipped out of the rosewood box, and Acton asked what it was. "A man who didn't deserve to die," Taxhen said. There are 1,200 wolf guards and 200 wolf courages. The iron whistles range from A one to A two hundred, and each one is recorded. The person who bit the iron whistle into pieces has no name or tombstone. But there are seventeen bamboo plaques on the altar table in Tonghe Hall, each of which is a person who "committed suicide with an iron whistle."