Chen Wen, the tenth generation, was reborn and guarded the Nine Cauldrons of National Protection. He served as the head of the Jiangshan Pavilion, holding the Candle Dragon Jade Seal and controlling the Twelve Holy Temples responsible for the inheritance of the world's cultural heritage. In the ninth generation, at the end of the dynasty, the Nuozhe barbarians invaded the land, causing the country to be in turmoil and the cultural heritage to be cut off. Chen Wen, following tradition, collected the classics and national treasures from all over the world and transported them to Kunlun, but did not want to be betrayed. He was poisoned and suffered heavy losses in Jiangshan Pavilion. The Yongzhou Cauldron, the only remaining among the Nine Cauldrons of Guan's guards, was not taken away by the barbarians. Chen Wen suppressed his injuries and went to protect the cauldron. Chen Wen knew that he would definitely die here. Before leaving, he ordered the twelve halls of Jiangshan Pavilion to retreat to Kunlun, protect the cultural heritage, and banned the birth of a noble family Until he was reborn, he tried his best to protect the cauldron, but eventually exhausted himself and had to detonate explosives. He was buried together with the cauldron in Buyongzhou