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In the ninth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Chang'an was shrouded in weirdness and murderous intent. The village of Hundred Tombs was reduced to ashes overnight, and zombies swarmed around; the plague quietly broke out in the city, and the sky changed suddenly; the assassin lurked for nine days, just waiting for the moment of destiny's turning point. Wei Jie, a young boy from the Mohist family who carries a family feud, breaks into Chang'an in order to track down the missing sword manual, but he encounters layers of traps: secret passages in the underground palace, the imperial mausoleum with many mechanisms, and the dark hands that secretly control the countries... All clues point to the brother he once trusted the most - brothers become enemies, rivers and lakes become scheming, and the world becomes a chess game. The real crisis is more deadly than the assassination of Liu Bang: a doomsday natural disaster that has been deduced is about to pour from the sky above Chang'an. When the emperor is captured and the sky fire falls, the life of the Han Dynasty hangs by a thread. What Wei Jie has to do is not only to uncover the conspiracy... But also to risk his life to prevent a disaster that is trying to destroy the entire Han Dynasty. This is a story about trust and betrayal, friendship and choice, fate and struggle; it is also an ancient suspense epic that shines a light on people's hearts in troubled times.