Bronze Code

In the autumn of 1983, a gunshot was fired in the Forest of Steles in Xi'an, tearing apart a conspiracy spanning thirty years. When reporter Li Mo was filming the bizarre death of an archeology professor, he discovered that the bronze fragments in the deceased's hands had the same pattern as the graffiti in his father's notes left over from his disappearance twenty years ago. All clues point directly to the lost "Xuanyuan Jiuding". Legend has it that these nine ancient artifacts are actually geomagnetic stabilizers made by the Western Zhou Dynasty, and someone is trying to tamper with their location and let the dragon veins become the fuel of war. As a result, a "remnant soldier" who was thrown off the track by the times was forced to go on the road. In an era when briquette stoves and liquid nitrogen tanks were burning together, they searched for the buried truth and answers on the silk road intertwined with silk and chips in the Qin Dynasty.