Wei Fengli

Duke Xian of Jin's chariot rolled over the ruins of Wei State, and Bi Wan stood on the right side of the chariot bathed in blood. When the Duke of Jin gave him this broken fiefdom, no one thought that this down-and-out nobleman who was reduced from a branch of the Zhou Dynasty to a worker in the Jin Kingdom would become the starting point for the future feudal lordship. There are no born kings in history, only mortals struggling in the tide of the times. They had compromised for survival, formed alliances for interests, stood firm for their beliefs, and sacrificed for their families. The rise of the Wei family is the epitome of the aristocratic politics of the Spring and Autumn Period, and it is also a contest between humanity and wisdom in troubled times. When the dust of the separation of the three families has settled, looking back at the journey, those days of walking on the blade have already become an indelible mark in the family's bloodline.