Be Stubborn

This is not a story about King Tu's hegemony, this is a tragic epic of "The Man Who Mended the Sky". In this world, the world is not a chessboard, but a pot of rotten meat porridge boiling with human blood, abscesses, ambition and despair. The heroes are not heroes, they are hungry jackals, holding human bones in their mouths and chewing out three ounces of oil. Zhang Jiufeng arrived here with a "fragment of order" that even he could not fully understand. This fragment is his golden finger, but also his curse. It forces him to see clearly the most chaotic truth about the world, and forces him to establish a set of self-consistent "rules." The biggest enemy he has to face is never a certain warlord or emperor, but the logic of "winners and losers" that have been deeply rooted in the bones of this land for thousands of years. It is the beast named "do whatever you want" in the hearts of everyone - including his subordinates, lovers, and even himself. His creed is the only clear mark on the fragment: "Rules are not shackles, but the last embankment that prevents this world from turning into purgatory."