The celestial phenomena indicate misfortune, and the emperor's star is about to fall. In troubled times, destiny is both a shackle and a sharp blade. Xiao Jin is bound by the Qigong grid. When the dynasty collapses and the Northern Wilderness presses, he uses the evil spirit as a guide and the life board as a chess piece to overcome the four calamities and defeat thousands of games. The old order decays like new rust, and the new order is born of blades and blood and fire. This is not one person's path to becoming a god, but a group of people who have been sentenced to death by the celestial phenomena, rewriting the meaning of "life" in the gaps where their fates have collapsed. Friendship is a shield and fate is a spear. When the confusion finally crosses their hearts, they prove that the most ominous omen is often the strongest dawn.
Intention: The celestial phenomena indicate misfortune, destiny is locked, and troubled times will crush people into powder. However, the most ominous omen often hide the strongest hope. The work is inspired by the ancient ominous prophecy of the Big Dipper, and describes how a group of people who were sentenced by fate and abandoned by the times used their incomplete bodies as fuel for each other in the ruins of the disintegration of the dynasty, and rebuilt order in a defiant manner. Fate is not destiny, it is a mystery to be solved; troubled times are not the end, but paper on which to rewrite. When the old way of heaven decays like new rust, the true immortality never lies in the Lingxiao Palace, but in the inch of warmth that mortals give each other in desperate situations.