Chengji

The kingdom of Chengji has stood for three hundred years, but its royal authority is unraveling and the feudal lords no longer pay homage. On a bloody night at the Jingxing Pass of the Taihang Mountains, the Red Di merchant caravan is wiped out, and the young boy Mu Ye narrowly escapes death. With his family destroyed and blood vengeance upon him, he takes the mysterious girl Ji Li, whose origins are unknown, and steps into the storm's center—Xingyi. Xia Ji's beauty topples kingdoms, Wu Chen's clan is annihilated, and the chessboard of hegemony among Wu, Chu, and Jin unfolds. With bow and arrow as his foundation and faith as his foothold, he carves a path of defiance for a Di youth in the cracks of a chaotic world. Chen Mu Ye, trapped in a law firm in reality, lives a blazing life anew in the world of Chengji. Bronze plaques hide secrets, the Fox clan possesses spirits, the historian holds the brush, and the Spring and Autumn period knows no righteous wars. This time, he seeks not fame, but revenge, to find his kin, and to protect those around him.