The country's first novel written using rotating character viewpoints (if you've seen one before, I lose), telling the story of Honor of Kings through the eyes of its heroes. Every hero is the protagonist.
Ming Shiyin's three prophecies herald the beginning of an imperial struggle for power, slowly unfolding into A Song of Ice and Fire on the Continent of Kings.
Beneath the blades are the flesh-and-blood bodies of the heroes. Above their edges loom the boundless ambitions of emperors and ministers.
This is a Game of Thrones, and a chess match with fate.
As the old gods prepare to awaken, faith begins to crumble, and the empire teeters on the brink of collapse...
Who can become the true king?
This is an epic of kings, and a lament for ordinary people.
It is an age of heroes, and a cage where no one is master of their own fate.
Wu Zetian, Ying Zheng, Cao Cao, Jin Chan... Heroes take turns entering the stage, their fates intertwining with political schemes as they connect every CG storyline from the game. Come and watch: The Epic of Kings.
