Chronicles of the Twin Dragons

This is the first book in the Double Dragon War Chronicles trilogy, the main story. In the ten thousandth year of the Kaiyuan calendar, Earth has long since ceased to resemble the world remembered by humanity, ravaged by nuclear war. Sea levels have risen a thousand meters, gravity has gone haywire, and radiation blankets every inch of land. The North and South Poles have nearly vanished, Africa has become a scorched wasteland, and Europe has sunk beneath the sea. Only Asia retains a sliver of life. But even this last refuge has been torn apart among several great powers. The Feng family rules through sheer force, and its head is invincible in this age. The Gene Nation dominates Africa, transforming people into half-human, half-beast monsters. The Tech Nation relies on its steel machines, capable of wiping out a city with a single blast. In the wasteland, might is the only law. Ji Tianxing, a poor boy from Ji Village, awakens with a mere 13 units of strength, not even enough to deal with the mutant beasts at the village entrance. Yet this seemingly insignificant boy vows to protect the wasteland beneath his feet, a land repeatedly crushed by nuclear fire that no one else is willing to defend. He follows the benevolent path, aiding the world and protecting its people. Feng Tiandi, young lord of the Feng family, follows the path of might, reforging order through blood and iron. The benevolent path and the path of might: two dragons rise together, bound by fate, both friends and foes. From 13 units of strength to ultimate power, from the wasteland all the way to the stars, the clash between benevolence and might will ultimately be unavoidable. The two dragons must fight at last.