In the first year of Qin II, heavy rain tore the sky in Daze Township. The chains of nine hundred garrison soldiers clanged in the thunder, and on the bronze compass of Liu Yuan, the Mohist female mechanic, the star of the year was quietly intruding into Taiwei Yuan - this was a bad omen that the emperor's star was about to fall. At the moment when Chen Sheng broke the Chu Kingdom's jade palace, Xiang Liang glimpsed the Xiang family's chess game for the restoration of the country in the bloody light; the medical girl Bai Zhi cut open the Qin army's arrow cluster, but found that the poison that corroded the bronze contained the secret of the Lishan Imperial Tomb.
From the oracle of "The Great Chu is Rising" with the roar of bonfires and foxes, to the thundering cones of public losers at the bottom of Yunmeng Ze; from the frozen bronze ice mirrors hiding Qi envoys, to the golden threads of plague ghosts wandering in the eyes of Zhang Han's prisoner army - this rebellion that started with heavy rain has long been woven into the giant web across Yin and Yang. The Mohist organ skills tear the earth apart, the Chu witch chants awaken the water-veined blue dragon, and the white snake that Liu Bang, the fugitive from Peixian County, chopped down in Mangdang Mountain is turning into a bloody star on the Chixiao Sword.
When Liu Yuan's mechanical kite flew over the burning Qixian city tower, when Angelica dahurica's silver needle pierced the puppet silk controlled by the separated souls, when the fragments of the jade in Xiang Liang's hand and the bloodstains of the soldiers in Chen Sheng's palm jointly spelled out the map of Yingdu's secret passage - under the broken Cangbi, in the shadow of the Qin cavalry, the hatred of the six countries and the conspiracy of hundreds of families were growing wildly in the heavy rain. Who is using natural disasters to feed the plague ghosts? Who tampered with the dragon veins in the underground palace of the imperial mausoleum? And the "Atlas of Mountains and Seas" peeled out from under the body's skin points to an abyss darker than Xianyang...
"Taiweiyuan: Cangbi Crack" takes "Historical Records" as its basis and hundreds of schools of thought as its veins. In the fire of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising, it rekindles the ancient flames of Mohism's institutions, yin and yang astrology, and poison-medicating tricks. There are garrison soldiers here who have cut through the shackles of the times with their swords.
It's so good-looking, so awesome.