Siheyuan: A young man starts a game and ignores the law

They decided to set out again. This time the journey was more difficult than before. They crossed the dense forest, climbed over high mountains, and finally came to a mysterious canyon.

"It looks unusual here,"

They entered the canyon carefully and found that the rock walls on both sides of the canyon were full of carvings. These were very similar to those they had seen before, but more complex and profound.

"These seem to be telling some ancient legend,"

They began to carefully study the rocks on the rock and found that they told a story about a warrior and an evil force.

"It seems,"

As they continued to move forward, they suddenly found a hidden cave entrance on the rock wall in front of them. They found that the cave entrance was covered with thick vines. Let's go in.

They entered the cave cautiously,"

They studied these carefully in the cave,

A few days later, Yi Zhonghai brought Su Ming and Su Ying to his friend's house. It was an elderly scholar named Gu Lao. He lived in a quiet courtyard full of flowers and plants.

"Mr. Gu, this is Su Ming. He has some ancient things that he would like you to help interpret." Yi Zhonghai introduced.

Gu Lao nodded and took the stone tablet handed over by Su Ming. "These are very ancient, and seem to be a long-lost language. Let me see..."

Gu Lao took out a heavy book and began to read it. He muttered to himself as he read it, and finally raised his head and said to Su Ming: "These describe a powerful force and a mysterious place. It seems that you have to find that place. "Thank you, Gu Lao. We will continue to look for that place. "

Gu smiled and nodded: "Young man, don't be discouraged. As long as you persist, you will find the answer."

After leaving Gu's home, Su Ming and Su Ying were filled with hope. They knew that although the road ahead was full of unknowns and challenges, as long as they persisted, they would definitely find the truth.

They continued to follow the guidance and came to a mysterious valley. They walked carefully in the valley.

“It seems, who are you?

"Su Ying, there is a shining

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In the autumn of the 1960s, the sky in the north was clear and the air was filled with a hint of chill. Su Ming stood at the gate of the courtyard, his eyes lingered on the ancient red-painted gate for a moment, then pushed the door open and walked in. The courtyard was quiet, with swaying shadows of trees and fallen leaves on the ground, as if time had stopped flowing here. In the courtyard, several old houses still maintained their original appearance. Although the doors and windows were a bit old, they exuded a rare sense of peace and warmth.

Su Ming once spent his most carefree time in this courtyard. At that time, he was still young and dreamed of great ambitions, but he lost his way in the baptism of time. Now, he has returned here, no longer the overwhelmed boy, but a man who has experienced vicissitudes and is eager to start over.

He walked to the old locust tree in the yard and gently stroked the rough trunk, as if he could draw strength from it. Childhood memories came flooding back like a tide. That was the place where he and his friends played and played, and where he listened to his mother's stories. Su Ming closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and felt a long-lost peace.

"Su Ming, you're back?" A gentle voice interrupted his thoughts.

Su Ming turned around and saw an old man in his sixties standing under the eaves with a kind smile on his face. It was his old neighbor, Uncle Wang. Although the years had carved deep wrinkles on his face, his eyes were still bright and energetic.

"Uncle Wang, it's me." Su Ming walked forward and shook Uncle Wang's hand enthusiastically.

"Good boy, you are finally back. Come in and let's have a good chat." Uncle Wang patted Su Ming's shoulder and led him into the house.

The house still maintained its old-fashioned layout, and the wooden furniture exuded a faint sandalwood scent. Su Ming sat on the familiar rattan chair and felt a long-lost sense of intimacy. Uncle Wang brought out a pot of hot tea from the kitchen and said with a smile: "This is the chrysanthemum tea you loved to drink when you were a child. Try it and see if it suits your taste."

Su Ming took the teacup and took a sip. The familiar taste spread on the tip of his tongue. He sighed, "It's still this taste. It's really good."

"How have you been doing outside these years?" Uncle Wang asked with concern.

Su Ming put down the teacup, his eyes a little blurry. He said slowly: "Uncle Wang, I have been working hard outside these years and have experienced many ups and downs. Although there have been times of glory, there have been more confusion and frustration. I always feel that I am chasing something illusory, and gradually, even I don't know where to go."

Uncle Wang nodded, his eyes showing a hint of understanding and pity. "Young people will always be confused. The important thing is to know what you really want and find your own direction."

Su Ming was silent for a moment, then nodded. He knew that he needed to re-examine his life and find his lost original intention.

In the following days, Su Ming settled down in the courtyard. He decided to temporarily put aside the disturbances of the outside world and find himself in this peaceful land. He got up early every morning and followed Uncle Wang to exercise in the yard, breathing fresh air. Uncle Wang would teach him some traditional boxing. Although the movements were simple, they could make him feel an unprecedented calmness and strength.

One morning, Su Ming was practicing boxing in the yard when he suddenly heard a hurried knock on the door. He stopped, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and walked over to open the door. A young woman was standing outside the door, looking anxious.

"Excuse me, is this Mr. Su Ming's residence?" the woman asked with a trembling voice.

Su Ming nodded, feeling somewhat puzzled. "I am Su Ming, may I ask who you are?"

The woman seemed a little excited. She handed over a letter and said, "This is a letter my father asked me to give to you. He said that this letter is very important to you."

Su Ming took the letter, and his doubts grew. The woman left in a hurry, leaving only her back. Su Ming returned to the house and opened the envelope. Inside was a yellowed note with a few words written on it:

"Su Ming, when you read this letter, I may no longer be here. But there are things I must tell you. Your father once saved my life, and I have always owed him a favor. Now, I want to tell you this secret - in your father's old study, there is a hidden drawer that contains some secrets about your family. I hope you can find it and solve the mystery."

The letter was unsigned, but there was an urgency between the lines. Su Ming's heartbeat quickened as he realized that this letter might change his life.