Introduction to the work "Beihai Ruins"
In the seventh year of King Zhou, the seventy-two princes in Beihai rebelled, and Yuan Futong led the demons to occupy Hanyuan Ancient Ruins. The whole court was shocked, but the Grand Master heard that Zhong asked for orders to go out. He thought this was just an ordinary counter-rebellion, but he didn't know that what he was facing was not a monster, but the three hundred remaining souls trapped in the frozen soil after Chi You's defeat a thousand years ago.
Wen Zhong stepped into Beihai and found that the evil spirit was immortal and the bones and spirits were immortal - what he wanted to fight was not a war, but an old grudge forgotten by the world. In Chaoge City, Daji disrupted the government and burned Zhongliang with artillery fire; Wen Zhong was trapped in the frozen soil of the North Sea for fifteen years. After exhausting his troops, horses and food, he finally realized the true meaning of this battle: it is not to suppress monsters, but to save the souls of the dead.
Fifteen years later, Chaoge has become a rotten tree. The moment Wen Zhong returned, he finally understood that Heaven had sent him away just to allow the Great Tribulation of the Gods to proceed smoothly.
This is a story about a lonely minister, reconciliation with old grudges and destiny.
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