Different Zhou Era

In 481 BC, the fourteenth year of Duke Ai of Lu, he hunted in the west in Daye. Shusun's carriage caught a strange beast. No one could tell whether it was a deer, a stag, or something else. Some say it has horns, some insist it has no horns; some see scales, some only see fur. Until Confucius came, he only said two words: "Lin Ye." At that moment, everyone finally saw the same Lin. Shen Heng, a peripheral disciple of Confucius, was responsible for sorting out the matter, but found that the words written yesterday were changing, and the memories of those who witnessed it were also rewritten. Only he remembers the old version. He originally thought it was just a mistake in the history books, but later he gradually discovered that the mistake might be the entire world. The collapse of rites and music is not just a matter of Wang Gang being out of order; it is not just the truth spoken by the saints because it is not worthy of its name. From hunting in the west to capture Lin, to the division of the Jin Dynasty among the three families; from the contention of various scholars, to the reform of various countries; from the overthrow of the Zhou Dynasty, to the unification of the world by Qin. Over the past two hundred and sixty years, old names have continued to expire and new orders have been born. And Shen Heng will eventually face a problem more absurd than the rise and fall of the world: Why can everyone be remembered by history, but only heaven and earth - no such name can be found?