There Is No Cauldron in the World

In the past, Jiuding controlled the mountains and rivers and determined the destiny of a dynasty. Dashuo flourished but collapsed, the royal power was shattered, and the temples collapsed. The old heroes support their armies and separatist regimes, the remnants of the fallen country are waiting for an opportunity to rise again, the desperate heroes are scattered in all directions, and there is no longer a magical weapon in the vast Central Plains that can command the world. In the battle of Luohuaiwu, a desperate situation opened the curtain on the troubled times. Liu Ming, the crown prince of the Cang Kingdom, watched the situation with cold eyes and gathered the desperate people. Countless people who were unwilling to lie dormant, including the Xiao family of the previous dynasty, business tycoons, and old generals from various countries, were swept away by the torrent, and they competed step by step between machinations and blades. There is no destined king, no set way back. Some people raise troops to restore the country, some people run for their lives, and some people play chess secretly, waiting for the mountains and rivers to change hands. The beacon smoke spread across the Cangshuo River, the heroes gathered in Yun garrison, and the curtain of the deer competition slowly opened. When Jiuding has long lost its weight, people in troubled times can write for destiny. This is an epic story about heroes after the collapse of a dynasty, a fight for hegemony in troubled times where there is no cauldron under heaven and everyone is vying for the throne.