During the reign of King Li of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the people of the country rioted, King Li went to swine, and the royal power was overthrown. The fourteen-year-old Wang Si Jijing was hidden by the important minister Zhao Gong, but in the palace he met the mysterious Donghu slave Jiang Weiwei - a young man who was proficient in the art of witch doctor and was actually the "oath keeper" who guarded the secrets of the Zhou family.
The two knew each other and cherished each other in the crisis, but they didn't know that the entanglement of their fates was far deeper than imagined: Ji Jing's body had the forbidden blood of Wu Xian Kingdom, and the tattoo mark on Jiang Weiwei's left wrist was the blood oath contract made by King Wu of Zhou and Wu Xian Da Zhu three hundred years ago. When Zhao Gong's son Qi Xin colludes with the remnants of the Yin Shang Dynasty to start a rebellion, Ji Jing and Jiang Wei are forced to embark on the road to escape. On the way, they meet the dashing and heroic Princess Zhenli of Xirong. In order to borrow troops to restore the country, Ji Jing had to marry Zhen Li, forming a subtle and painful triangle bond between the three.
However, a bigger conspiracy gradually surfaced - the Yin Shang priest Yin Buhai attempted to use the night of the total lunar eclipse to awaken the sleeping Yin Shang ancestral spirits with Ji Jing's Wu Xian bloodline, Jiang Weiwei's oath-keeper soul and Zhen Li's hidden moon priest identity as sacrifices. When the ancient runes on the Haojing altar light up, the three must face their respective fates.
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