People's New Situation

The fate of the Star Spirit Tribe for three thousand years, the three-year countdown to the abyss, and the ultimate secrets of the three artifacts. Na Hong, a time traveler, came to the Jianming Continent where the Minxin Dynasty was located in order to find a way for humans and intelligent humans to coexist and to solve the riddles of war. He has the thin blood of the Star Spirit clan flowing in his body, and is called the "awakened one" by ancient prophecies - the only person who can possibly complete the seal of the abyss. He obtained the Heart of the Star Spirit, sneaked into Nanyun Island to find the key to time and space, and discovered that the third artifact "Source of Life" was actually in the body of the Demon Lord Western. Within three years, if the three artifacts cannot be gathered, the abyss will completely wake up and swallow all living creatures. At the same time, young Xiaozhi climbed up from a pool of blood in Liulin Town. Before his father died in battle, he left a message: "Live and do what you have to do." He changed his name to Feng Zhi and formed five thousand refugees into the "Xingge Army". He fought and fought his way through the corrupt dynasty, the demon cavalry, and the ambitions of Nanyun Island. From the prison robbery to the great victory in Qingtian, from southern Xinjiang to the grasslands, a group of people who are unwilling to live on their knees are igniting the sparks into a prairie fire. These are two parallel journeys: Na Hong traveled west and north to explore the truth about the demise of the Xingling tribe; Xiaozhi led his army south to temper the edge of revolution in blood and fire. When the wisdom of the travelers intersects with the passion of the local awakened people, when the forgotten history collides with the imminent crisis - the fate of this continent will be rewritten by a group of people who do not believe in fate. Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is like a ghost without regrets. A five-million-word future war epic, awakening, gathering, and starting a prairie fire.