God of All Directions.

Summary

In a tense atmosphere, Lin Tian has killed Xia Wu, shocking onlookers at the Imperial Academy. Despite the fear he instills, Lin Tian remains unfazed, focusing on burying his beloved Dragon Marked Horse, which was killed shortly after arriving in the royal city. Xin Cheng Yun, his brother-in-law, offers assistance, while Lin Tian reflects on the implications of his actions. As they converse, a luxurious palanquin arrives, revealing Zhu Yi, a prince of the North Yan royal family, who reunites with Lin Tian. Unbeknownst to Lin Tian, Zhu Yi had concealed his identity during their previous encounter. The narrative explores themes of power, family ties, and the consequences of violence in a world where strength dictates respect.

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