Zhongshan Wolf: Gu Chengxue

In the early years of the Warring States Period, Bai Di's Zhongshan Kingdom was attacked by Wei soldiers and the country was destroyed. The thirteen-year-old Princess Sishu of Zhongshan escaped by chance, changed her name to Feng Zhao, and fled to the Kingdom of Zhao with Anu, a wolf boy who had grown up in the wilderness. Survival is just the beginning. She knows that reviving her motherland cannot rely solely on weapons. She wants to gather the survivors, look for opportunities, and seek a chance of survival in the multi-national chess game. The two traveled to the Jixia Academy of Qi State, met scholars from many countries, stepped into the land of Qilu, dealt with hundreds of scholars and spies from various countries, and searched for a way to preserve the bloodline of Zhongshan in the chess game of troubled times. This book is narrated in the traditional line drawing style, without deliberately piling up adventures. It tells the story of a subjugated princess and her followers, who carried a heavy load in the turbulent years.