Cold Iron Throne

In the seventh year of Yongchang, the Han Dynasty collapsed, the clans were divided, and the world was torn apart. The northern warlord Yu Wenxiong killed three thousand nobles on the banks of the Luoshui River, and the blood stained the river for three days. Chen Ke, a man slave who crawled out from the dead, escaped from the Huai River carrying a rusty iron knife with a ring-shaped head. He met Mo Qi, a mysterious Mo Qi, and got a piece of porridge to survive. In troubled times, some people just want to survive, while others want to take care of the world. Cui Lingwei, the legitimate daughter of the Cui family in Qinghe, had her family wiped out and lived alone in Jiangling Villa. She learned that her sister Cui Lingpei was used as a bargaining chip by her second uncle in Yecheng. In exchange for her father's seal - a legendary bronze tiger seal that could command the world's nobles - she hired Chen Ke to go north to get the seal to save her. One was a blood relative, the other was money, and they went to Luoyang together. Chen Ke sneaked into Luoyang, but learned that the seal had been sent to Yecheng. Along the way north, a mysterious green horse with vertical pupil gray marks on its forehead led him to rush forward. Strange bones were scattered along the road, and the ink gate's prophecies were undercurrent. The world is about to usher in an earth-shaking chaos - the mythical beast will awaken, the family will collapse, and an orphan girl riding a firebird has opened her eyes from the ruins of Shu. In front of Chen Ke, Ye Cheng was waiting for him with his mouth wide open. He wants to grab a seal, save a person, and clean a knife. Highlights: The strategic layout is comparable to the Chinese epic of "Game of Thrones" A rusty knife can be sharpened, but if the sky falls, who will carry it?