The Dragon Ruins: A Chronicle of the Heavenly Prodigies

At Mount Wuchang, Fu Jian, Emperor of the Di, and his ministers were captured by the Qiang army, and the land of China was once again engulfed in war.

Fu Jin, the young princess of Di Qin, escaped by sheer luck, carrying the Imperial Jade Seal of China as she fled through the martial world.

General Lu Guang, returning victorious from his western expedition with the Kucha holy monk Kumarajiva, proclaimed himself king in Xiliang.

Liu Yu, a scout in the Northern Mansion Army, and his companions infiltrated turbulent Yongzhou.

Ambitious warlords contended for supremacy. Yao Chang and his son of Qiang Qin carefully built their own splendid realm, while Murong Feng, the niece of the Great Yan emperor, schemed to throw her rivals in the struggle for power into chaos.

The Qiang Qin Empire demanded that the Great Liang court hand over the holy monk. Third Prince Yao Chen was ordered to escort Kumarajiva east to Chang'an.

Clashing blades and endless intrigue! In a small corner of Hexi ruled by the Qifu Xianbei, remarkable talents of every kind crossed paths in this turbulent age!

Feuds between nations, family vendettas, and tender love: fate is always cruel...

Who can bring hope and peace to the people and restore the light to a China shrouded in darkness: the princess of Di Qin, the Han wanderer, or the holy monk from the east?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.