The Twelfth Year of Burnano Shonin

Xuanzhou is vast, with thousands of years of farming nations in the east, cold plains shrouded in wind and snow in the north, countries in the west fighting for royal power and the Holy Court, and mountains, bays and islands in the south giving birth to chambers of commerce, tribes and ancient ethnic groups. This is an era in which foreigners really exist, but no one can fight against thousands of armies alone. Some people are born with intelligence, some are physically powerful, some can move their true energy and perform mystical arts, and some can inspire armies or confuse people's hearts. The imperial court relied on bureaucracy, granaries, and post roads to maintain its rule, while merchants relied on shipping routes, weapons, and wealth to quietly change the world. The seven major religions in Xuanzhou have their own inheritance and spiritual warfare systems. Practitioners engage with each other through scriptures, rituals, sacred objects, and wills. Spiritual warfare cannot directly kill ordinary armies, but it can shake beliefs, destroy rituals, compete for holy places, and even make an army lose the reason to continue fighting. The leaders and apologists of various religions have therefore become the most dangerous group of heretics. The Jinghe Dynasty ruled the Qi Kingdom for 307 years. It was once recognized as the common ruler of the world in the East, but now it is deeply involved in party disputes, corruption and border troubles. Dachen in the sea carries the old hatred of splitting the same sect, the Great Blue in the north longs for the land in the south, the mercenaries in the Eastern Continent pursue the wealth of the war, and the countries as far away as Weiland are also involved in this battle across the continent and the ocean. In the twelfth year of Zhaoning, the old order is about to turn into ashes. Whoever can light a new fire in the wilderness will be qualified to write the next era of Xuanzhou.