Hundreds of Years of Frost

In 1764, the Papal Kingdom marched eastward in the name of the Holy Light. The steel steam mecha ran over the gate of Dayong Kingdom, the Yanhui Pass was broken, the marquis of Zhenguo died in battle, and the earth was scorched for thousands of miles. The fourteen-year-old Ying Shuo watched his mother die under a machete to protect him, and watched his childhood sweetheart's village being trampled by mechas. Overnight, he was reduced from a scholarly boy to a slave at the feet of the Eastern Expeditionary Army. He was tied to the back of a car and dragged in the snow, and was ridiculed and humiliated in the car. For the sake of his mother's last words, "Live well," he put down all his dignity and lay on the ground to lick the remaining water stains. Everyone regarded him as an oriental dog wagging its tail and begging for mercy. Only Etienne, a mercenary with silver hair and blue eyes, killed the violent rebels and handed him bread and water when he was at his most embarrassed. He was a member of the Eastern Expeditionary Army, a murderous mercenary, but he rescued him, took him across the Alps, and gave him a wooden house at the foot of the mountain and a place to stay. The bloody sea of ​​family and country lies between them. Ying Shuo hates these Westerners who ruined everything for him, but he can only survive by relying on the protection of his enemies. He gritted his teeth, practiced swordsmanship, learned skills, and dismantled the core secrets of steam mechas in a foreign country, and quenched all the humiliation and hatred into the blade. But when he finally had the power to overturn the war situation, when the horns of the Second and Third Eastern Expeditions sounded one after another, and when the Hundred Years War devoured countless homes in the East and the West, he saw clearly—— In this war, there are no winners, only countless souls trapped by the powerful and greedy. And Etienne, who accompanied him through the darkest years, actually hid a shocking secret that could shake the Holy See.