The Nine Cauldrons Moved to Jingxiang

In 771 BC, the Zhou Dynasty declined and the royal power fell. The Jiuding, which is said to guard the luck of the Nine Provinces, not only carries the symbol of "the destination of destiny", but also hides the shocking secret that can withstand divine punishment and mobilize millions of divine troops of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. Since then, the artifact is no longer silent and has become the only focus that stirs up the world's chess game. The new king of Zheng Guo was born, and he came to the throne amidst the suspicion of patricide. Internally, his powerful mother Wu Jiang and his brother Duan coveted the throne. Outside, there were covetous princes and the hands of gods and demons intertwined between them. In the battle of Yanling, he used his iron and blood to quell the civil strife, but he sadly lost the divine tripod, which was related to the fate of the country. Above the court hall, the oaths of liquidation and prison mothers echoed; outside the palace walls, the Marquis of Wei accepted the rebellion, the Marquis of Shen hid the tripod, and the powerful powers of Song and Chu were all around, hoping to divide and eat the emerging Zheng Kingdom. At the same time, the gods and demons above the sky also use the human world as a chess game. Interpretation of teachings maintains order, interception of teachings aims to profit from chaos, and Western teachings are waiting for the opportunity to transform. The desires of mortals and the calculations of gods are intertwined, dragging the entire Central Plains into a whirlpool of intrigue, betrayal and deals between gods and demons. In this bloody era, Duke Zhuang of Zheng went to the city of Xinzheng alone. He lost his loved ones, lost his artifact, and faced a devastated land and countless greedy enemies at his feet. But in his cold eyes, there was only unyielding determination - if the tripod is lost, it must be won! Anyone who breaks the law will be punished! A bigger storm surrounding Jiuding has quietly gathered under the shadow of the land of China...