Break Through Xuanyuan

The Tang Dynasty was in ruins, the Liang and Jin Dynasties were fighting for hegemony, war was sweeping across the Central Plains, and the Khitan shaman cult was secretly causing chaos. Gu Zhengwen, a young man from the Mohist family, is proficient in mechanical firearms. After guarding the isolated city of Zaoqiang, he went to Luoyang just to find his junior sister Su Wan, and unintentionally uncovered an old disaster. Under the guise of prairie witchcraft, shamans used human sacrifices and spread plague to extend their lives. Decades ago, Du Lin, a famous border guard general, led his troops to destroy his mountain altar and formed a deadly feud with the shaman. Now the shaman is back, choosing Su Wan, who is pregnant with the destiny spirit stone, as a sacrifice, and at the same time hunting down Gu Yucheng, a descendant of Du Lin. Gu Yucheng lurks in the rear beam, carrying a family feud and working for the country; an intelligence agent travels around the world, hiding his deep feelings; Su Wan can deduce the changes in the world, but cannot figure out the fate of people's hearts. Shi Jingtang originally wanted to quell the war, but war, plague, and disputes in feudal towns forced him to step into despair step by step. Seeing the misfortune that befell the people of Yanyun, Gu Zhengwen, who originally only wanted to protect one person, resolutely took up the important task of saving the world. Along with the disputes in the court and the civil strife in Khitan, the past of burning the altar came to light. Temple intrigues, Mohist institutions, and prairie magic are intertwined. In the midst of troubled times, many characters make their own choices under the influence of fate.