Long Yuan's Blood Edict

In the 14th year of Zhengtong, in the battle of Tumubao, the Ming army's 500,000 elite troops were wiped out. The emperor hunted north, and the mountains and rivers were shaken. But what the world doesn't know is that before this defeat, there was a blood-stained secret edict in the palace that was circulated in the world. What is hidden in the edict is not only the secret of the succession of the throne, but also the old case of the Jin Yiwei, the eunuchs' chaos in the government, the Wala conspiracy, and the bloody debts of the Chen and Shen families. Wudang boy Chen Shiqi originally only wanted to find out the truth about the unjust death of his father Chen Qian, but he received a dragon ebony box on a rainy night in the south of the Yangtze River. From then on, he was simultaneously hunted by Dongchang, Jinyiwei, Wala secret agents, and Jianghu evil sects. Shen Zhaojun, a medical girl from Huichun Hall, uses silver needles to save the world, but she bears the old grudge of the Shen family's destruction. With one sword and one needle, the two of them witnessed the emperor lose his country, loyal ministers die, and the rivers and lakes are stained with blood. Can a bloody edict rewrite the fate of the Ming Dynasty? With a dragon's abyss, should it kill the enemy or protect the common people? When the wheel of history rolled over the world, Chen Qiqi finally understood: true chivalry is not to change one's fate for heaven, but to still be willing to keep the lights on for nameless sentient beings one more night when the world is about to collapse.