The opening of *Ze Tian Ji* sets up a powerfully charged premise: a fourteen-year-old boy, still unable to complete even the most basic stage of cultivation, holds a marriage contract—yet the one he intends to break it off with is none other than the continent’s most dazzling genius, Xu Yourong. But when he steps into the Divine General’s estate and faces nothing but coldness and disdain, that line—“You never asked for my name”—becomes the story’s turning point. The boy, Chen Changsheng, changes his mind. He won’t back out.
This isn’t about pride. It’s about dignity.
From that moment on, the young man from Xining Town begins his rise in the capital. Rejected by the Heavenly Dao Academy, he becomes the sole new student of the long-abandoned National Academy. Armed with astonishing knowledge and a composure far beyond his years, he shatters every prejudice thrown his way. The duel at the Green Vine Banquet is unforgettable—when Gou Hanshi of the Mount Li Sword Sect presses him with arcane lore, Chen Changsheng casually cites long-lost sword techniques, leaving the entire hall in stunned silence.
And the little girl who calls herself Luoluo? She’s the妖族 princess. The moment she kneels to call him master is both heartwarming and breathtaking.
This is a story about defying fate. Chen Changsheng came to the capital to change his destiny—to survive. Every time he insists, “I did nothing wrong, so why should I change?” you can’t help but feel your blood run hot. And when he stands before the Weiyang Palace and declares, “She is my fiancée,” you’ll know—this is a boy worth following to the very end.