Jiuding Zhi

Dayu cast nine tripods and engraved the true names of all things on the tripod - if you know the names, you can control all things. When Yu died, Qi usurped the throne, killed Boyi, and pursued Boyi's son Boyu. Because the tens of thousands of real names recorded by Boyi throughout his life were all stored in the mind of seventeen-year-old Boyu. All the nine states are hunting him. The enemy who killed his father let him go three times, saying: Your father taught me the first word, and I don't want it to become the last. Boyu traveled throughout Kyushu and found the source of his true name - a living bronze sacred tree deep in the southern wilderness. The writing on the tripod is dead, and the writing on the tree is alive. The Jiuding is disintegrating, and Qi Zai uses fake spiritual texts to forcefully extend his life, at the cost of depleting the Kyushu earth veins. Finally, Boyu stood in front of the Jiuding and said to Qi: I will not kill you. Kill you, your son kill me, my son kill your grandson - this is what you started. I don't want anyone to run for their lives anymore. He destroyed Jiuding and returned his name to all things. A young man has the most dangerous knowledge in the world in his mind, and he has proved it throughout his life - some things are just enough to remember and do not need to be used to rule. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.