In the first year of the Celestial Calendar, King Ji Wangcheng sacrificed his blood and made a pact with the Celestial God in exchange for the unification of the continent. Thirteen descendants with divine blood, like pillars supporting the sky, supported the century-old foundation of the Ji Dynasty, and helped Emperor Xiao create a prosperous age with endless fireworks.
But the autumn of the 144th year of the Tianshen Calendar became the cliff of fate. Emperor Xiao died suddenly, and the prince fell into a well and died. The green scales between his fingernails led rumors to the god's son, Lu Qing. On the day when black snow covered the city, the cowardly Ji VIII ascended the throne, but he could not stop the rebellion in Muzhou, the rise of troops in Shuixiang, and the Son of God, who had a large number of soldiers, to seize one side.
When the light of the contract dimmed in the flames of suspicion and war, the order that once bound the continent shattered into flames. Behind the few figures described by historians as "the decline of the Ji Dynasty and the beginning of chaos" is the collision of divine blood and royal power, the last sigh in the afterglow of a prosperous age - and the rise and fall of this story that began with the oath of the gods has just opened the cruelest chapter.
In later generations, Ye Lian has not yet been born.
