In 771 BC, King You of Zhou died, and King Ping moved the capital east. After three centuries, the Zhou dynasty had finally crumbled into rotten wood and dry firewood, sparking a new flame of civilization among the Xia peoples and illuminating the path toward the unification of China.
But the unearthed tortoise shells, the rubbings of bronze inscriptions, and the torch of history cannot illuminate this mist-shrouded, sealed-off ancient past. They cannot reveal the rise and fall of the eight hundred feudal states or trace the currents of the era...
On this day, Peng Zhi found himself in the body of a young lord of the State of Peng at the end of the Western Zhou. He discovered that Jin, Wei, Yan, and Lu surrounded his state, while internal strife and external threats arose together...
In this pre-Qin era, nearly sealed away by time, with no beacon of history to guide him, where will he go?
In this age, just as the flames are about to blaze brighter, watch as Young Lord Peng Zhi leads you into the Spring and Autumn period.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
