The historical records say that Lord Ji's son Xun was brave and skilled in martial arts from a young age, especially with the spear. At the end of the Xin Yuan era, the young lord assassinated the emperor and plunged the realm into chaos. Some wanted him to claim the throne, but he steadfastly refused. In the end, the other lords executed him for regicide.
Though the young lord never called himself king in his lifetime, he made his name on the battlefield and ultimately met his death there. He lived like a great wind, sweeping across a chaotic age. Because of his lofty ideals, later generations came to call him the "Wind King." Yet because he was poor at reading people's hearts and had few confidants, he was also disparaged as the "Mad King."
Whether "Wind King" or "Mad King," he is ultimately a figure from the past. The young lord died one day and became the world's laughingstock, like a great wind impossible to grasp. Everyone has their own judgment of him.
But the Lord Ji's son I write of here is different. Since the title "Wind King" has been passed down through the ages, and because the things I write may be little more than hearsay, I have named this story The Song of the Great Wind.
P.S.:
1. Male lead is the top; the main pairing is 1v1, and the story focuses on this male-male pairing. Not everyone is gay.
2. A large cast, with an emphasis on the ensemble.
3. Very, very, very slow burn. The story is likely to be long.
4. Updates daily, around midnight. I'll try to post earlier, so feel free to start reading.
Finally, I hope you enjoy! (*?-?*)
