The Qin Dynasty Wanderer's Chronicle

During the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Qin's armies marched east, gradually devouring the Three Jin states while the Six Kingdoms weakened. The Hundred Schools shifted from open debate to covert struggle, and wandering scholars and martial heroes roamed the chaotic land. Li Dan, a fallen young master, was in dire straits when his innate Gift of a Hundred Openings and Connected Meridians suddenly awakened. Rescued by the Mohist elder Mo Shouzhuo, he became his disciple and learned the Mohists' arts of defense. From then on, he made his way through life by martial strength, crossed east through Hangu Pass, and entered the Central Plains.

He would not pledge himself to any single school. Confucian benevolence, Daoist emptiness, Mohist defense, the military school's courage, Legalist rectitude, the strategists' cunning, and the Yin-Yang school's transformations all found a place in his heart. He sifted out the dross and kept the essence, forging his own path: the Way of the Rising Sun. In a chaotic age, there is no absolute good or evil, and no school is absolutely right or wrong. He sought not to conquer, but to break the deadlock and bring peace to the people.

From the Pact at Hangu, to subduing the Hundred Schools, to raising a fire as a signal, then entering Qin and returning to Luo, forging an alliance and passing on the flame, the events of his journey were all bound to the