A sulfur avalanche in the snowfields of the north allowed 15-year-old Xiao Jin to rise to fame as the "Ghost-Faced Shura", but it also opened the curtain on a thousand-year conspiracy on the mainland. The star map of the previous dynasty under the ice, the twenty-year prophecy of the barbarian shaman, and the blood-stained Jiaju heart mirror pushed him into the vortex of the game with the nine tribes of the Three Kingdoms.
Chu Minghuang, the all-powerful proton princess, embroidered astrological secrets on her wedding dress and weaved a protective net with poisonous kisses and betrayals; Lu Xueyi, a witchcraft saint with a life-or-death destiny, used Gu insects to rewrite the rules of the battlefield, but hid her selfishness in the formation of reversing time and space; the sassy and decisive female general Lin Bange put on someone else's wedding dress to solidify his alliance, and broke through the beacon fires of thirty-six border towns with her dark blade.
From the sacrificial fire in Snow Wolf Valley to the rain of meteors and arrows in Tianji City, scheming and blades intertwined in the star path of "Luoshu" - Xiao Jin used blood sacrifice to tear up glaciers, used mechanical luan birds to cut off rivers, and even watched Chu Minghuang burn down the entire Suzaku Street on the night of the Xuanwu Gate soldiers' remonstrance. When the celestial phenomenon of "nine stars in a row" illuminates the cracks in the imperial seal, the betrayal of his best friend, the separation of his wife, and the curse of the witch clan all turn into the dust and smoke of his cavalry that traverses the twenty-eight royal cities.
This is a war epic involving astrology and witchcraft. Love sprouts in the poison of secret letters, loyalty is tested by puppets in the underground palace, and all dormant ambitions finally usher in a bright and cruel ending in the cracks in the sky.
