During the Jiajing period, Wudang disciple Yun Jizhou and Mohist Yan master Xie Qingluan met due to fragments of the river map, and were involved in a shocking mystery that spanned a century. The mystery of the Dragon Vein Agency, the Sitianjian murder case, and Jianwen's orphan gradually emerged, and undercurrents of Dongchang, Japanese pirates, Qi Jiajun and other forces were surging. The two held bronze hexagrams and Qianji Lock, walked on the stars, broke through the treacherous formations, searched for the secrets of Taixu Observation in the deep-sea Bronze City, and revealed the emperor's plan for immortality in the Forbidden Alchemy Room. The Xuanmen swordsmanship is intertwined with the Mohist organization, the Phoenix bloodline resonates with the Beidou birthmark, a battle for the star hub related to the fate of the Ming Dynasty ushered in the fateful ending on the night of Yinghuo Shouxin...
Purpose: Using mechanism techniques and astrological metaphysics as the basis, historical unsolved cases and Jianghu grievances as the context, it explores the tampering of the truth by power and the individual's struggle against fate. The work uses "dragon veins" as a metaphor for the cause-and-effect cycle of the rise and fall of dynasties, and uses "river map fragments" to symbolize the fragmented historical memory. Through Yun and Xie's pursuit of life experience and solving the mystery, it reveals the human game behind "destiny" - high in the temple, blood puppets and silk threads are used to control all living beings, and far away in the world, the nirvana of the phoenix rekindles sparks. The final question: When history books become lies, should you follow the trajectory of the Ziwei star, or should you use your mortal body to shake the secret of heaven?
