Struggle for Gui in the Spring and Autumn Period: the Road Back to the People After the War

A landslide in Lu Guotai reveals the "Xuangui Mine" containing divine power, triggering a struggle among the five kingdoms of Jin, Chu, Qin, Qi and Zheng. Three love lines are intertwined with the "Zuo Zhuan"-style historian's perspective to explore the essence of "rituals, law", "destiny" and "people's foundation". Five elements metaphor: Xuan Gui symbolizes the foundation of power; its destination runs through the cycle of "fighting for hegemony → saving the people → returning to the gift", echoing the "loyalty and virtue". Six main lines 1. Xuan Gui's appearance (1-16): The appearance of Xuan Gui's mine triggered a secret war among various countries, Ji Jiang violated his father's right to save the people, Shen Hai (a spy from Chu) and Zhao Wuxia (a witch from Jin) met for the first time and fell in love, Zheng Ji assassinated the young master Chen and took revenge. 2. Undercurrents (17-32): Plague and wars are widespread, Shen Hai and Zhao Wuxia jointly understand the star map of "Xuan Gui destroys the country", Zheng Ji becomes passionate and treasonous towards Young Master Chen, and Zuo Qiuming directly exposes Ji's family as an enemy. 3. The Fission of Nations (33-48): The decisive battle between Chu and Jin, Zheng Ji blocked an arrow and died for Prince Chen, Shen Hai sacrificed his life to save Zhao Wuxia, Ji Sunyi ate after seeing Yi Zi, and finally realized that "the virtue of soil lies in the people". 4. Thick soil decision (49-64): Xuan Gui uses medicine to fight the epidemic, Ji Jiang uses medical prescriptions in exchange for historical power, Zhao Wuxia inherits Shen Hai's legacy and changes the Jin Dynasty's hegemony, advocating "survival and continuation". 5. The final battle for the title (65-80): Zhao Wuxia used the Shenhai Plan to defeat the Chu State, Prince Chen died in love with Zheng Ji's tomb, and Ji Sun Rongxuangui cast ritual vessels to offer sacrifices to the Disaster Victims Chronicle, declaring that "Gui's soul returns to the people." 6. Rituals return to the thick earth (81-96): Zuo Qiu Mingcheng's "Zuo Zhuan", Zhao Wuxia Zhitang stayed widowed until his death, and Chen Wanhua bloomed on the beacon tower, with the title "Destiny is in the hands of the people, and the rites have collapsed and the music has not ended."