In the northern border of the wilderness, with the blood moon reflecting the snow, the descendants of the Fangfeng family and Kuafu were brutally slaughtered, leaving only a pair of infant twins. Aunt Liu risked her life and sent the two of them to Denglin Fort, where they were entrusted to the witch Peng to raise them. They were named Wenfeng and Turandot, and they hid their backgrounds and waited for the opportunity.
Gathered in the wilderness, the red-eyed boy, the revengeful princess, the disciples of the witch sect, and the descendants of the royal family were all involved in the catastrophe caused by the appearance of the candle dragon.
The legacy of the Blood Moon returns to the wilderness, and Red Eyes awakens to stir up trouble. Past grievances, tribal blood feuds, seals between heaven and earth, and changes in royal power are all intertwined in this deserted land. An ancient epic about the rise and fall of the human race begins here.
