Stirring Up the Storms of the Spring and Autumn Period

In the late Spring and Autumn period, an age of collapsing rites and music, turmoil and upheaval, the feudal states waged war against one another, leaving the land devastated and its people suffering. Jin and Chu fought for supremacy, while wars raged between Wu and Yue, Chu and Wu, and Qi and Wu.

The stories of enduring hardship in the service of revenge, the legends of the Ten Great Swords, and the tales of Gan Jiang and Mo Ye all took shape in this era. Sages such as Confucius and Laozi emerged, while master craftsman Lu Ban and the patriarch of swordsmiths, Ou Yezi, made their mark and forged their own legends.

Wei Chenyu, a young man from the Jiangnan countryside, was unlucky in love. While traveling in Yunnan to clear his head, he tried to rescue fellow citizens held captive by a scam syndicate in northern Myanmar. He was fatally shot, and his soul descended to the underworld.

With the help of an underworld judge, Wei Chenyu’s soul transmigrated 2,500 years into the past, to the State of Yue. There he became Wang Hao, a young farmer from the outskirts of Zuili, and embarked on a difficult, perilous journey fraught with deadly dangers...

Without changing the broad course of history, see how a young farmer of Yue joins the surging currents of history and stirs up the turmoil of the late Spring and Autumn period...