At the end of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, King Zhou (Di Xin) had great ambitions to change the situation of heaven, but was involved in the whirlpool of deification due to the game between the immortal clan. As a human emperor, he possesses secrets of human nature that can shake the immortals and gods, but he is feared and plotted by the immortal clan; the fox demon enters the world, the protons are separated, and the princes turn against each other... Behind the seemingly "foolish and tyrannical" lies the conspiracy of the immortal clan to cut off the backbone of humanity. When the flames of Lutai burned away all the glory, the human emperor's sword was shattered and his luck collapsed, King Zhou used self-immolation as a chess piece, hoping to leave a glimmer of hope for future generations of mankind. And the great cause of conferring gods came to an end, the immortal gods came to power, and Zhou rites were shackles. The human race was reduced from "competing with heaven for fate" to being a vassal of incense. Only the ruins of the Yin ruins and the broken sword shadow silently told a human tragedy that was misinterpreted by history - the destruction of Zhou. Is it the destruction of the unruly king, or the tragic sacrifice of the human race's independent destiny?
