Millennium: Wilderness of Longxing

Chen Ke, a sixteen-year-old peasant boy, made a contract with four "observer" gods in the corpse pile on the battlefield: God gave him knowledge and vitality, and he must end the troubled times and build a dynasty that "let the world have food." This is not grace, it is experimentation. The gods looked down with cold eyes, regarding the rise and fall of dynasties as thousands of years of data. Chen Ke fled north, carrying a blood feud, saving orphans and burying his relatives. In the purgatory world, he met Su Jing, a desperate strategist from a poor family. One person holds the oracle's sharp blade, and the other person holds the flame of governing the world. They make an alliance with blood and raise the flag of "Equalizing the Land and Peaceful World" in the deep mountains. From gathering in the mountains and forests of Yiyi to the bloody battle on the Daling River, from crossing the Yangtze River in the south to the founding of the country in Dingding, Chen Ke holds the secret book of martial arts given by the gods and realizes that power comes from the heart of "protection". However, it is easy to conquer the world, but difficult to maintain the original intention. In the past, brothers wanted to become new nobles, good governance was deformed in the implementation, and counselors vomited blood in party disputes. He became increasingly lonely on the dragon throne, adhering to his simple vow of "let everyone in the world have food to eat", but he could not keep his closest relatives and loved ones, let alone the ultimate purpose of God's experiment. Is this twenty-four-year journey of blood and fire an epic story of mortals escaping their fate, or is it a cold report written by the gods? This is a pioneering epic about commitment, sacrifice and doubt. Under the gaze of divinity, it witnesses how a person spends his life answering the first questions in troubled times. The promise of common people, under the gaze of gods, burned for a whole life.