Chen Xinghan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally traveled to Muye in 1046 BC and became King Wu of Zhou, Ji Fa, who was about to have a decisive battle with King Zhou of Shang. He thought he could easily crush this mythical era with his knowledge that transcended his time. However, he soon discovered that the gods, demons, ghosts, and monsters in this world all existed. What King Zhou of Shang relied on was not an army, but an evil "god" who sacrificed flesh and blood. And Jiang Ziya, who assisted him, was not just a simple wise man, but also had the "immortal" of Kunlun behind him. The so-called "mandate of destiny" is not an illusory authorization, but a proxy war between gods that determines the direction of Chinese civilization. Chen Xinghan, an atheist from later generations, was involved in the center of this storm. All he can rely on is the historical knowledge in his head and a heart that does not believe in ghosts and gods, but only believes in man's victory over nature. He wants to fight a bloody path for "people" in this chess game filled with gods and Buddhas.
