"In the days when Xia possessed virtue, they cast the Nine Cauldrons and depicted all creatures, so that the people could recognize spirits and monsters. Then the demons and specters could not harm them."
Nine cauldrons encircled nine lands beneath the heavens.
Outside the walls of the cauldrons, floodwaters raged. Sometimes a drop seeped in, transforming into calamity beasts and disasters that ravaged the mortal world.
Chen Ji, a dying underground fighter with a terminal illness, became an inspector who traveled between worlds.
He cared nothing for the laws of Heaven or the greater good. He cared only about heads and merit, because merit could buy him more time alive.
From the bloody meat grinder of Joseon under the Wanli Emperor, to a deadly trap to slay dragons shrouded in mist;
from a lone wolf hunting in the frozen wastes, to a deadly contest in which he joined forces with a thousand-year-old white snake.
Eight Extremes Crushing Fist, a three-foot Qi saber.
As he tore apart the web devouring the fortunes of the Great Ming, piece by piece, he discovered that the deadly schemes of foreign nations and monsters had already closed in around him.
"The world is a chessboard, and you and I are both pieces."
"I'm about to die. Anyone who stands between me and staying alive, I'll flip their whole damn board."
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