Yan Yun Yijian Lu

In the sixteen states of Yanyun, the setting sun is like blood. The shame of Shi Jingtang's ceding territory and becoming a vassal still floats in the wind. The Khitan's iron hooves are wrapped in witchcraft and evil spirits, trying to rewrite the mountains and rivers with Chi You's blood sacrifice. Shen Yifeng, a descendant of the Later Tang Dynasty, carries the Hetu sword on his back, and the hexagrams hide the secret edict to restore the country; Lin Ruoli, a Taoist nun from Maoshan, has the blood of Xuanfeng, but is eroded by the petrification curse; Su Yuchen, an abandoned disciple of the Mohist family, has exhausted all his traps and uses Zhuge Liannu to fight against the mechanical puppet. In a chess game in troubled times, the forces of all parties are intertwined. Li Yu's poems in the Southern Tang Dynasty turned into secret messages and codes, Dangxiang and the Blood Moon Sect plotted sorcery in the Hexi Corridor, and the revenge ghost of the Bohai Kingdom wandered in the city walls of Youzhou. The protagonist group travels through the shadows of neon clothes in Chang'an Jiaofang, the bloody transactions in Luoyang ghost market, and the poisonous grain puzzle of Bianliang water transportation, looking for a way to break the situation in the cracks of history. When Zhou Shizong Chai Rong's Northern Expedition horn collided with Yelv Deguang's Netherworld Battle Formation, the Hetu Sword triggered thunder from the sky, and the Xuanfeng Talisman burned away the darkness. Some people use their lives as lamps to continue the glory of the seven stars; some people sacrifice their lives to form a formation to suppress the violent dragon veins. This is a generous song of the world in troubled times, and it is also a life-and-death game concerning the survival of civilization - when the smoke and dust clears, who can carve their own legend in the annals of history?