In the first year of Hongwu, the soul of a graduate student in the Department of History was Chang Mao, the eldest son of the famous founding general Chang Yuchun. When he woke up, he had a pair of strange pupils: the left eye was like an eagle, which could see hundreds of miles away and see opportunities; the right eye was like a wolf, which could distinguish between loyalty and traitor, and decide between life and death.
With the power of a time-traveling prophet and an atavistic bloodline, he dealt with Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicion, the undercurrent of the court, and the war of the Northern Expedition. He wanted to save his father from fate, protect his family from Hongwu's purge, and even more, he wanted to find a glimmer of hope in the great upheavals of Jingnan.
Male and female eyes can see through the hearts of lovers in the world; a hundred years of storms have finally created the legend of red eyes. This is a Ming Dynasty survival epic about loyalty, struggle and the integration of civilization.
