In the 19th year of Jianyuan of the former Qin Dynasty, Murong Chong, the deceased prince of Yan, was exiled to Chang'an for "the appearance of overwhelming the country".
A palace city imprisoned the Phoenix, and also imprisoned the fate of the two emperors.
Fu Jian regarded him as a lifelong delusion and the most brilliant glass embellishment of the dream of "unification of the world".
In this abyss of humiliation, Murong Chong glimpsed the truest form of power.
When the dream of "benevolent king" collapsed in Feishui, when the dormant ambition awakened in troubled times.
Murong Chong pointed his sword at Chang'an. He wanted to fight for more than just the mountains and rivers of Yan State.
Instead, he wanted to forge a brand new world that belongs to him in this broken furnace of Huayi.
However, on that road, there were benefactors, confidants, and true loves, but in the end, they all became enemies.
This is an epic about beauty, power and betrayal.
It is also a story about an idealist who became a tyrant in the blood and fire and tried to save the world.
