Hanshuishuangtianlu

In the last years of Hongwu, Jinling was locked in frost. The new emperor ascended the throne and under the order of reducing the vassal vassal, a huge chaos quietly started. The historian Cheng Ji was well versed in astrology and saw through the omens of King Yan's rebellion early on. He fought tooth and nail to remonstrate, only to be ridiculed by the crowd. Yuan Gong, a fortune teller who is far away in the south of the Yangtze River, has retired to Liuzhuang, where his wife and children are by his side, and he is spending his time peacefully. A secret letter dragged him back into a troubled chess game that had been planned for many years. The cassock hides the strategy, and the physiognomy is the weapon. Behind the scenes, Yao Guangxiao was making camp step by step, and the Yan army's cavalry marched south. There was a bloody battle in Jinan, with Tiexuan Gucheng clinging to death. The land in the north and south was in flames, and thousands of people were displaced. A blue cloth book, a pair of eyes to see the world. A historian and a fortune teller, two people who have seen through destiny, know that the situation is irreversible. They traveled through the chaos of troubled times and recorded the countless joys and sorrows that history books would never write down. The floods are mighty, the mountains and rivers are overturned, and in the fate of Jingnan that no one can escape, the perseverance of mortals is the last glimmer of light in troubled times.