The Python Dragon Devours the Heavens

[Mid-level martial arts] [Pseudo-ensemble cast] [Almost invincible]

Fengtian, a dynasty a thousand years old.

Five dragons vie for the throne, and the flames of war spread across the Central Plains.

The dynasty teeters on the brink of collapse.

Lu Tingji, Marshal of All the Armies Under Heaven,

may wield power enough to topple the heavens, yet he cannot defy the will of fate.

In this age of chaos, heroes rise in droves, each vying to rule.

A peerless warrior holds the pass alone, while the iron cavalry of the northern desert sweeps south to seize the dragon.

Warlords and lords scheme against one another, while martial arts masters cut down the imperial clan with their swords.

The land is shattered, and the golden age is gone.

Amid this troubled era, the Prince of Qi, who fought his way out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, shoulders the unfulfilled wish of a red-clad woman: to end the wars and restore peace and prosperity.

When a close friend asks him how he will end the fighting,

Prince Qi stands with his hands behind his back, his eyes wild with confidence. “By ending war with force.”

The warlord King Wu, a hero of the chaotic age, marches on the capital with a million troops to defend the throne. After putting down the rebels, he stands beneath the imperial throne, sleeves folded over his hands, and shouts, “We respectfully send the new emperor to his death!”

Thus the dynasty falls, and the Age of the Three Kings begins.

The long-concealing Prince of Jin raises his arm and calls out, his eyes brimming with ambition for power. “Come! The victor's prize is the whole world!”