In the morning mist of Qingqiu Mountain, fifteen-year-old Hou Yi squatted on the edge of the cliff, rubbing a blackened meteor stone with his fingertips. He is the most useless hunter in the village - he can't pull the bow, he can't catch the rabbit, and even the old hunters laugh at him because he "can't even shoot a sparrow." Until that night, the strange light of meteors falling from the mountain dyed the maple forest, and the stone he picked up in the scorched earth suddenly glowed with golden light, and a golden arrow engraved with cloud patterns broke through the air and penetrated into his eyebrows.
From then on, there was a golden curse mark on his wrist, like a contract branded by the stars. The wooden bow can attract the moonlight, and the golden arrow can penetrate the demonic body of the mandrill, but every time he shoots an arrow, his heart is like a knife twisting - it is the backlash of the "Thousand Arrows Pierce the Heart Curse", and it is also the curse of the remnant soul of the evil star that shot the sun in ancient times.
The ridicule of the villagers, the roar of the mandrill, and the butcher knife of the evil cultivator all became the sandpaper for him to sharpen his sword. When he stood on the top of the mountain holding a homemade wooden bow and looking at the earth soaked by the moonlight, he finally understood: the so-called "shooting the sun" has never been the prerogative of God.
Chang'e in the Moon Palace called him "an ember that shoots the sun", and the messenger of the Emperor of Heaven scolded him for "transgressing the destiny of heaven", but Hou Yi wanted to be his own hero. He used mortal archery to fight against the laws of gods, and used his bloody faith to awaken the sleeping divine bow "Luo Xing". When the shadow of the Ten Suns came out once again shrouded the world, the boy who had been ridiculed stood on the collapsed city wall, opening his blood-stained palms——
This time, it's not gods shooting at the sun, but mortals trying to carve out a piece of the sky for themselves.
