The stoic young master Xiu Jueming x the dissolute prince Sheng Pingzi
Strategist Xie Buhuo x General Bo Ruye
After a thousand sails have passed, what remains of the boy you once were when you look back?
Xiu Jueming was the young master of Linmuxia. He had lived carefree, devoting himself to martial arts, until he witnessed the most ominous celestial phenomenon in a century.
Entrusted with a mission in a time of crisis, he had no choice but to take the assumed name Xin Jianxuan and descend the mountain to pose as a tutor, all to keep the prosperous age from falling into chaos. He meant to get close to the decisive, battle-hardened General Bo Ruye, but instead he ran into Sheng Pingzi, an arrogant, overbearing prince and a complete fool.
And so a conspiracy began.
The emperor was assassinated, the crown prince Zhou Qi took the throne, and the young emperor began to show his mettle. Prince Sheng died.
No one knew who had laid out this game of chess. Everyone was a piece.
Everyone was part of this land, yet the land does not pine for those it has lost.
Some were trapped in court, some in the martial world, some on the battlefield, and some among the common folk.
He searched across a thousand mountains and ten thousand rivers for a single leaf, but without meeting an old friend, he might as well have been blind.
The land remained as it had always been. Even after the nation fell, the land endured.
Theme: Growing up
In the copywriting, the words "general" and "strategist" are exchanged. It is very well written.
If the father died, would he think that a man named Jian Xuan could protect his son? 😭
Will there be a side story of Jian Xuan?