The Twelve Kingdoms: Boundless Blue Waves

Li Quan, who is familiar with the rise and fall of China over five thousand years, was accidentally "eclipsed" into the world of the book while reading "The Twelve Kingdoms". He is no longer a reader watching history, but has become a stranger called a "mountain guest", living in a fantasy dynasty that follows the laws of "destiny" and "injustice". In this country where the king is wise and the weather is smooth, and the unicorn chooses the master, he carries three mysterious sapphires and steps into the Yan Kingdom Imperial Academy. Faced with the eternal problem of population growth but unchanging land, and the well-ordered social structure without bloodline clans, are his theories of "Hara House" and "Tongbian" heresy, or a good way to save the world?