The Fourth Field Army went south and fought in Zhifeng. This was the event in the 1940s and 1920s. In the blink of an eye, the four-dimensional space was so magical.

The souls traveling through time and space have great energy, absorbing the spiritual energy of all things in the world like black holes. The lonely ghosts and ghosts eventually evolved into a huge information group visible to the naked eye, like black clouds slamming the city, chasing each other and swallowing each other. The time coordinates at this time were the Second Zhi-Feng War in 1924. The two armies faced each other. The soldiers on both sides forgot to shoot and set off guns when they saw the vision in the sky. Some superstitious soldiers even knelt on the ground and prayed, muttering words.

At this time, a thunder exploded, and lightning flashed in the sky for hundreds of miles. Various rays and radio waves that were not seen in the conventional world pierced the heart like arrows. The magnificent black clouds that were magnificent the previous second were instantly torn to pieces. The outside ghosts all disappeared without a trace and were knocked into an atomic state. The first few souls shrank together and shook. When the sky cleared up, everything was normal. This group of souls had already meshed with each other and could no longer be separated.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

The unity of souls is like a reorganized company. Only the strongest one has the ability to dominate. The strength or weakness does not depend on the length of time. In the four-dimensional space, the time dimension is not important, so Lao Wang is defeated and Liu Kunlun is the leader of this soul.

He thought that this attack just now was probably the legendary heavenly tribulation. When the energy group was so large that it affected the world, unknown forces would attack, weaken or destroy it.

Since we have arrived in the four-dimensional space, why not take the opportunity to solve the mystery of Wang Jian's life experience? Liu Kunlun immediately went south to the capital. This was a teleportation. In a blink of an eye, he arrived at the Prince's Mansion of Shuncheng, and time was moving forward accordingly. The Fengtian army won the war and drove into Beijing. The young general Zhang Xueliang moved into the Prince's Mansion of Shuncheng. The young general was wearing casual clothes, fur vest and white trousers, and a handsome pipe in his mouth. The young adjutant standing beside him was Wang Jian's eldest son Wang Shouli. Adjutant Wang was dressed in military uniform and had a long seedling box cannon on his waist, but his face was as handsome as Zhao Yun on the stage. But the handsomeness of Adjutant Wang was a bit worse than that of Lao Wang who was chatting and laughing with Zhang Xueliang.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

This is Wang Jian, who is in middle age. He has a medium body and clear and handsome facial lines. He is a mixed-race of Eastern and Western people, with both the heroic spirit of Westerners and the implicitness of Easterners. He has a high nose bridge and deep eye sockets, but also has black heads and black eyes. No matter which aesthetic perspective, he is an absolute beauty.

Fifty-year-old Wang Jianru is wise and from Hong Kong, he has his own opinion on the situation of the Chinese warlords' melee. He believes that the strong Fengtian faction, coupled with overseas loans and arms, will definitely unify the whole country, so he bets on his son as a bet, and in private he exchanged views on Sun Wen from the south, which can be said to be a bet on both ends.

In four-dimensional space, looking at history is like flipping a book. Liu Kunlun flips the pages of history forward. He doesn't like flashbacks, but prefers to start from scratch. So history returns to Kowloon in the 13th year of Tongzhi and 1874 in the Gregorian calendar.

This year, Wang Jian was born, but at that time he was not named Wang Jian, only a nickname was A Guizai. He was born in Jiulongzhai City. His mother was a prostitute. His father was unknown, but he should be a handsome white ghost. A Guizai was confused when he was young and didn't even have a pair of shoes, let alone studying. Because of his mixed-race appearance, he was bullied, but it also brought good luck.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

In the sixteenth year, Aguizai was taken by a pastor named John Forman and hired him as his servant, to take care of food and accommodation, and to pay eight Yingyang a month. It was so enviable that he was angry.

Many Europeans will understand what it means to hire a pretty boy in a clergy. A Guizai was forced to the priest that night by the priest overlords. He was not angry about this, but he just felt that he should sell it for a better price. The smart A Guizai played a long line to catch big fish, said goodbye to his mother, and followed his ambitious master to Beijing, the capital of the huge empire in the north.

This year was the 16th year of Guangxu, four years before the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 and ten years before the Gengzi Incident. Pastor Foreman visited Prince Gong Yixin, who failed and was removed from all positions six years ago in the power struggle. The prince who was idle at home treated the British pastor with courtesy. In the pavilion of Prince Gong's mansion, the prince sat with a golden sword with his waist straight and a folding fan in his hand. The pastor put his head under the black cloth of the camera and fiddled with white smoke. His history freezes. Aguizai, named Johnson, dragged his braids behind his head and stared at this scene expressionlessly.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

According to the "Biographies of Sir Wang Jian", Forman died suddenly in the capital. It is said that he died of acute gastroenteritis caused by eating a unclean roadside stall. But in fact, this is not the case. There is a part of Wang Jian in the soul group led by Liu Kunlun, so he can witness the mystery of death from a first-person perspective.

At dusk in the capital, Johnson lingered in the streets and alleys, and homemade rat medicine was placed on the roadside stalls. In order to show their efficacy, the stall owner hung up more than a dozen huge dead mice. He patted his chest and bragged that the offices of the households were his customers. The young Johnson suddenly could speak fluent Beijing films. He bought two packs of rat medicine, but he did not use them rashly. Instead, he fed one of them in a meat bun and fed the dog. He saw the wild dog foaming at his mouth and died before leaving with confidence.

Pastor Forman died of illness after drinking coffee at night. He died so quickly that the imperial physician hired by the prince did not arrive at the scene. Given the prince's identity and relationship with the deceased, this matter did not cause diplomatic disputes, and the pastor's body was handed over to the church for handling.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

Johnson originally prepared a drama of selling himself to bury his father, and planned to commit suicide by burying him with this. However, he did not expect that the six Japanese devils were well-known. He was afraid that others would think that he was planning to kill foreigners and did not allow him to perform a big show. He asked the housekeeper to make a few taels of silver early and expel him from Prince Gong's mansion.

Without his master, Johnson took revenge and regained his freedom, but he only had a few taels of silver on his body. It was difficult for him to settle down in the huge imperial capital. He was unwilling to return without success. At the intersection of fate, he met a Guangdong Juren named Wang Jian. Wang Jian had been in the capital for a long time and failed many trials. His wealth was about to be exhausted and he was seriously ill. Johnson and he hit it off at first sight. They were both fellow Guangdong people. The relationship between him and foreigners became even deeper. Three months later, Wang Jian passed away and Johnson buried him with all his name. From then on, he was named Wang Jian and stepped into the Guangdong Association of the capital as the Guangdong Juren.

The identities of Juren and Juren are very different. Juren is always inferior. No matter how whitewashing it, it is useless. Juren is a literati and an elite class in this country. At this time, Johnson, who had changed his name to Wang Jian, showed his talent for dancing. With a handsome face, he soon became like a fish in the Guangdong Association Hall. He was very good at packaging himself, changing this experience of Prince Gong's Mansion, boasting that he could speak to the Prince's Mansion because the details were perfect and others could not believe it.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

In fact, there are some untrue records in "The Great Biography of Sir Wang Jian". Wang Jian did not pass the Jinshi exam. He was born in a donation class and spent 4,000 taels of silver to buy an official position. He had a seventh-rank official uniform and a private translator. He had neither been Zhang Jing from the Zongli Yamen nor a private translator for Prince Gong. Four years later, Prince Gong died of illness and had no evidence of death. He could not refute it if he could take advantage of the popularity. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, Wang Jian keenly realized that the atmosphere in Beijing was wrong, and the rise of the Boxer Rebellion made him feel even more dangerous. So he went south to Shanghai before the Gengzi Incident. With his fluent Beijing films and English Cantonese, as well as the identity of a fourth-rank Beijing official, he was scattered in the foreign markets.

Wang Jian's history was during this period. He was a comprador of Jardine Mahjong, a stock broker, and a real estate agent. After he entered the capital market, he devoted himself to industry and opened coal mines to build railways. The book records that he was close friends with Sheng Xuanhuai, who was then the Minister of Works, but in fact, Sheng Xuanhuai has always been disdainful of this speculator from Guangdong.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

Wang Jian made a lot of money in the Nanyang rubber stock market trend, but he also offended many people. He had to leave Shanghai and return to his hometown of Hong Kong. Over the years, he didn't care about his biological mother, and he didn't even know when his mother died, let alone going to the grave. Lord Wang Jian and A Guizai had no relationship with him.

The Qing Empire ended, with peace talks between the north and the south, and President Yuan ascended the throne. During this period, Wang Jian was very active, keen on political activities, and attempted to find a position in the Beiyang government. If it weren't for Tang Shaoyi's work, he would have almost become the deputy minister of the Ministry of Transport. Wang Jian, who was frustrated in the officialdom, began to tour the country and traveled thousands of mountains and rivers. Although the country was turbulent and the warlords fought melee, he had a good relationship with all forces. No matter where he went, he would send troops to protect and accompany him, and he would be foolproof.

Wang Jian is kind and generous. He takes a medical team to treat local children for free at any time. He is also a qualified doctor. He is good at taking pulses and bones, especially at touching bones for young children. He not only treats doctors, but also knows fortune-telling, so he is very welcome wherever he goes.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

In 1925, Wang Jian came to Omi. At that time, Jiangdong was still under the rule of a warlord named Sun Kaiqin. Wang Jian once sold Sun 10,000 cheap rifles remaining in the European war to Governor Sun, and he had some friendship. As usual, he opened a hospital in Omi to see a doctor. After touching the heads of at least 500 young children, he finally welcomed another protagonist.

The protagonist was just born not long ago. He was brought to see a doctor by the nurse. The maid and the nanny followed him. He heard that it was the child born to the concubine of the Nanmaster in the city. He always wet the bed and cried at night. Wang Jian touched the back of the child's head and said that this child would have great prospects in the future, so why should I recognize an adopted son?

This was originally a beautiful thing, but it happened that the Nan family had a grudge with Wang Jian. Mr. Nan's eldest son was trading stocks in Shanghai many years ago, so he bought Wang Jian's rubber stock and lost all his money. He jumped into the river to commit suicide. Since then, the Nan family has been in a slump. The enemy still wants to accept his son as his adopted son, and there is no way!

Wang Jian returned home in vain, and later sent several waves of people to lure the child. If the abduction fails, he forced the child to rob him. The Nan family was prepared for a long time and protected the child well. At the age of six, the child was named Nan Peichen.&1t;i>&1t;/i>

As an adult, Nan Peichen went north to study and wandered around. At this time, the mountains and rivers were shattered, the country was destroyed, and the family was destroyed, and the news was blocked. It was too difficult to find someone in the vast crowd. Wang Jian, who was far away in Hong Kong, didn't care about anything else and took his family to exile in the United States. Until the end of World War II, Hong Kong returned to the embrace of Britain. Wang Jian tried to contact Nan Peichen again and took him to Hong Kong, but political movements started again. Nan Peichen could not go abroad, and later was imprisoned. It was already the end of the 1970s when he regained his freedom.

In the 1980s, the window for reform and opening up had already opened, and Nan Peichen finally had the opportunity to go to Hong Kong. He bid farewell to his lover and went south alone, and never came back after that.

Wang Jian designed a complete set of stories for Nan Peichen. The drama was similar to Liu Kunlun’s mastery, but there was a slight difference. Nan Peichen mistakenly thought that he was infected with a strange poison and had not had much time. When he was dying, he asked others to send a pot of Clivia back to China. This pot of Clivia was attached to his soul and his longing.
Chapter completed!