The Legend of Gui Luan

At the end of the prehistoric era, Gonggong's pillars were broken, the sky road collapsed, the myth came to an end, and the miracles disappeared. The old path of becoming a god has been sealed away in the mortal world, leaving only the blood of the ancient imperial clan, wandering around in the world, chasing mountains and rivers. In the past, Emperor Yan and Emperor Shun divided the world, and the world was at peace. Emperor Yan suddenly collapsed, the checks and balances collapsed, and the civil war between the Ji family and the Yao family continued for hundreds of years. Ji Yun determined that in troubled times, the country's power was exhausted, and could not bear the common people to be exposed to war again, so she retreated to Zen, taking the remaining troops and her young daughter to stay away from the wilderness. Yu Shuo, a descendant of Shun, took over China and moved the country southward to Guirui, the capital. During the march, Zhongzhong's ambition was arrogant and he slaughtered all the ancient tribes in the valley of southern Xinjiang. The bloody disaster alarmed all the tribes and attracted the world to encircle them. The Yu family was on the verge of annihilation. In the desperate situation, Ji's Xuanhu army, who was hiding in the world, traveled thousands of miles to die and rushed to help with all their strength. The old enemy Yao took advantage of the chaos to make a sneak attack and add insult to injury. Yu Shuo was grateful for his kindness and resolutely fought side by side with his old enemy to fight off the invaders. After the First World War, all three clans were exhausted, and the Yao family went dormant to gather strength. The orphans in the valley, burdened with blood feud and incomplete ancient rituals, hid in the world and waited for revenge. Yu Shuo proclaimed the capital emperor and changed its name to Gui Shuo. He governed the country with iron laws, established slavery, burned old history, and forcibly buried the numerous blood debts incurred during the migration. The fierce tribes in the western frontier were reorganized into the Chiyi Army, which guarded the southern frontier for generations and never entered the court. Decades later, the young master Guituo ascended the throne and eliminated the Huaiyi border troubles, in exchange for long-term peace and stability in southern Xinjiang. He and Ji Shu, the surviving daughter of the Ji family, have been together since childhood and eventually got married, and the bloodlines of the two imperial clans became one again. Old grudges have not been forgotten, old grudges have not been eliminated. The dust-covered killings, the hidden ancient rituals, the dormant enemies, and the immortal fire of revenge are still under these mountains and rivers, waiting to reignite the troubled times.