King Wu of Zhou Jifa destroyed Shang and established the Zhou Dynasty. The world was initially settled, but the remaining forces of the Shang Dynasty were not completely eradicated. Emperor Xin's son Wu Geng was granted a title in Yin, the old capital of the Shang Dynasty, and took charge of the remnants of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. However, he was determined to unite the Dongyi tribes secretly in an attempt to restore the country. At the same time, the whereabouts of nine bronze sacrificial vessels symbolizing the royal power and national destiny of the Shang Dynasty were unknown. These ritual vessels, known as the "Nine Tripods", are not only priceless national treasures, but they are also said to contain a secret that can subvert the world.
King Wu of Zhou was seriously ill, and his younger brother Zhou Gongdan acted as regent. In order to completely stabilize the Zhou Dynasty, he secretly ordered his younger brother Ji Yuan, who was smart and decisive, to secretly go to the undercurrent of Yindu in the name of inspection to investigate Wu Geng's movements and recover the lost Jiuding.
Ji Yuan took a few close followers and set foot on this land that had just experienced the baptism of blood and fire. In the capital of Yin, he had to face the Yin Shang nobles who cherished their homeland, the Dongyi tribe who were eyeing him, and even the ambitious Wu Geng. Every step is like walking on thin ice, and every temptation may lead to death. As the investigation deepens, Ji Yuan gradually discovers that the secret of Jiuding is far more complicated and dangerous than he imagined. It is not only related to the rise and fall of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, but also involves an ancient secret that has been dusted by history. In this confrontation between strategy and belief, how will Ji Yuan make a choice, and how will he single-handedly determine the world for this new Zhou Dynasty?
