Chu's Spring and Autumn Annals

The Chu family has been dormant for many years. Chu Zheng accidentally stepped into the secret room of the Outing Garden and used the true blood of the dragon and elephant to awaken the wordless monument. He discovered a shocking secret that could overturn the world - the gunpowder matching technique concealed murderous intent. At that time, there was an undercurrent in the court. Chu Xuan colluded with the Tianji Pavilion of the Western Qin Dynasty and the rest of the Prince of Changping to plot rebellion. The eldest princess, Zhao Min, was burdened with the prince's heartless intentions and became a pawn to contain the Chu family. When Chu Zheng faced the crisis, he planned to break the situation on both sides: Su Qiaotong went to Shu with a new method of weaving and making salt, united aristocratic families, made firearms, and stirred up the war in the southwest; he sat in the capital, used the outing garden to imprison Zhao Min, detect flaws, and dealt with the power struggle in the palace. Horses in northern Xinjiang peeked at the border, and cavalry neighed at Yanmen Pass; Southern Qi and Western Qin conspired, and the two fronts attacked and were surrounded by dangers. Chu Zheng led the disciples of Yingtang to improve ordnance and divide enemy alliances based on the wisdom of the broken stele. He killed Beihu Khan in a decisive battle on the grassland and defeated the Dongwu Navy on the Yangtze River. From the shocking truth about the ruined monument in the secret chamber to the end of the four hundred years of division of the Central Plains; from the shocking intrigues of the court to the iron-blooded passion of the battlefield. Chu Zheng, as a time traveler, inherited the legacy of the ruined monument, broke down the barriers of the aristocratic family, settled the affairs of the Three Kingdoms, and eventually became an immortal legend of the Chu dynasty.