The Ji family's military exploits shocked the master, and all of them were executed overnight. Only his legitimate son Ji Liyuan survived. Six years later, he returned with his hidden secrets, vowing to uncover the corrupt conspiracy beneath the surface of the prosperous age.
When the Huns' cavalry invaded the territory, the Suzaku Order was sent out, and the black iron gun was fired. The king and his ministers went from testing each other to trusting each other with their lives, and used blood as a contract to rebuild the mountains and rivers.
From the lone wolf who wiped out the family to the one who dominates the world, Ji Liyuan's spear tip pierced the dark night; from the lonely and arrogant king to guarding the country together, the beacon fire of Ying Ji burned away all suspicion. When the inscription on the boundary monument "Mountains and Rivers Are Forever" is engraved on the territory, a legend of power and intrigue that began with revenge ended up becoming a long-lasting song of prosperity for all people.
