After the Cliff Mountain, the Eternal Glory Will Never Die

Historian Zhang Weizheng traveled to Yashan, the darkest moment of Chinese civilization. Facing a desperate situation, what he awakened was not an ordinary mecha, but the incarnation of civilization's will [Yonghui]. It is based on the last unyielding and faith in this land. Every time it uses a bit of power, his mortal body is on the verge of disintegration. Literary men and women questioned the legitimacy of this force, and the torrent sweeping everything was already upon us. Driving this steel giant engraved with the mottos of the ancestors, Zhang Weizheng stood on the angry sea. He knew very well that he was not a hero, but the last ray of light that a civilization showed on the eve of its sinking to prove that its "backbone was not broken."