One color enters the kiln; a thousand hues emerge.
The soul of Jun porcelain has burned bright for a thousand years.
An epic of craftsmen, written with kiln flames and inked in blood and tears.
The splendor of the Tang and Song, the ruggedness of the Jin and Yuan, the kilns falling silent in the Ming and Qing, and the revival of modern times
Jun porcelain's fate rises and falls in raging fire, while craftsmen's souls are tempered by the times.
The four great Yingchuan clans command earth, glaze, form, and fire.
United, they can create a divine treasure; divided, they bring ruin to the kiln and death to its people.
Pei Qilang, a son born out of wedlock, holds the secret art of “Remnant Red.”
Amid family strife, the chaos of war, and the loss of his homeland,
he forges a bloodstained path to unparalleled mastery of Jun porcelain.
The earthworm-like trails in the clay are the earth's silent cry;
the purple-cloud rose glaze is a soul bestowed by raging fire.
From the ancestral lands of Yuyang to Lin'an's palace halls, from the flames of war in the north to the misty rains of Jiangnan,
what he fires is not merely porcelain, but the unyielding backbone of the realm.
“A kiln's transformation changes its people; only the peerless reveal a true heart.”
This is a thousand-year kiln transformation of inheritance, betrayal, and rebirth,
and the ultimate test, firing humanity and dreams in the crucible of desperation.
The soul of Jun porcelain is forged forever, its flame passed down through generations.
An unparalleled legend begins now.