When an American photographer, a stoic professor, and an unruly wanderer met under the blood moon in Beijing, fate bound them tightly with a mark as burning as a flame.
Marcus is here for the art, not the apocalypse. James hides a past darker than the city's smog. As for Aiden - well, Aiden himself is Chaos in human form.
As the blood moon hangs in the dome every night, Beijing becomes a battlefield of myth and madness. The ancient power awakens, the secrets are peeled away, and the three finally realize: their bond is not a coincidence, but a choice of fate.
But destiny never requires "voluntariness" - it only requires sacrifice.
In this city where every shadow hides a god and every truth is like a blade,
Intent: Through the collision of ancient mythology and the modern capital, through three strangers bound by the seal of fate, they use love and fetters as blades to split the shackles of fate - interpreting the core proposition of "Only mutual redemption can we survive the catastrophe of fate together."