The Naughty Son Vs the Beauties

In 771 BC, a war broke out in Haojing and the Western Zhou Dynasty was overthrown. This period of history is often simplified into the legend of "beauties bring disaster", but "Nirvana" breaks the stereotyped narrative and uses an epic style to restore the decline of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the magnificent changes that began in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, composing a legend of a king reborn in a desperate situation. Ji Yijiu, the prince of the Western Zhou Dynasty, was abandoned by his father and his beloved concubine. He fell from the throne and became an exile. The experience in the streets of Luoyi, the trial of life and death in the northwest grassland, and the heart-wrenching pain of the ruins of Haojing made him lose his arrogance and arrogance, and he could see through the machinations of the troubled times and the ups and downs of people's hearts. Bearing the stigma of "killing his father and usurping the throne", he rose up in the desperate situation of the destruction of his family and country, integrated forces with iron and blood, united Qin and Qi with foresight, and united people's hearts with the concept of co-governance of the world. After eight years of ups and downs, he completed the nirvana of his soul. The work fully shows the power game in troubled times, with father and son turning against each other, princes vying for the throne, and the confrontation of power and intrigue. It depicts complex human nature, with characters such as Bao Si and Yin Shi struggling to survive in troubled times. It is vivid and three-dimensional. It also shows the collision of civilizations between farming and nomadism, etiquette and business, and witnesses the emergence of a new order above the ruins. "Nirvana" uses the rich history as its bones and the growth of characters as its soul. It tells the story of a prince finding a way out of destruction and being reborn in blood and fire. In the dust of history, it explores the eternal propositions of power, humanity and civilization.