The Calamity of Divination

This is an Eastern epic in the vein of A Song of Ice and Fire.

Here, there are no eternal dynasties and no immortal heroes.

The Yu Dynasty has stood for only two generations, yet the royal house is already in decline. The feudal lords who once bowed in submission now harbor ambitions of their own, and the order of the realm is crumbling bit by bit.

In the south, a young general leads 138 battered survivors, trying to reclaim his city from the brink of annihilation.

In the capital, a frail king maneuvers among the feudal lords, even going so far as to thrust his own flesh and blood into the whirlpool of power.

In Kunlun, a fifteen-year-old boy accidentally awakens an ancient king who has slept for a thousand years.

And the being whom the world calls a god of calamity was once the master of this realm.

Now, the feudal lords seek to seize the realm, the Son of Heaven seeks to preserve it, and even the gods want to reclaim that throne.

Dynasties rise and fall, feudal lords vie for supremacy, and deities awaken.

Fathers and sons, brothers, sovereigns and subjects, lovers: all will have to make their own choices in this cataclysm.

In this world, no one is truly destined to rule. The realm belongs only to those who fight for it.