Purple Jade Gold Sand

Author: Wang Lixin
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: A precious treasure from the Buddhist realm. It is filled with spiritual energy and harbors the mysteries of yin and yang. It can split into two or merge back into one. Since the Northern Song Dynasty, it was used by the imperial family and has since circulated through the courts of various dynasties, its value comparable to the Imperial Seal of China. When the Ming Dynasty fell, the last emperor, Chongzhen, committed suicide with it in his hands, after which it vanished into the. In the late Qing Dynasty, it reappeared in the world. It has witnessed countless greedy glances and bloody massacres; every time it changes hands, it comes at the cost of blood and life; every person who sees it becomes possessed by a desire to possess it! High-ranking officials, underworld figures, and Japanese warlords all vie for it, engaging in fierce intellectual battles. Finally, before it returns to the Buddhist realm, it flashes eight admonitory maxims to warn the world.