Lost in Kunlun Ruins

At the beginning of the Republic of China, the overseas-returned scholar Ding Yunqi, as the only heir who could unlock the treasure of Kunlun Ruins, became the focus of attention from various forces as soon as he stepped into Shanghai. In an instant, he was surrounded by murderous intent, making it hard to distinguish friend from foe. Outside, he faced threats and temptations from government officials and warlords, while internally, there were plots and schemes from traitors within. Ding Yunqi suffered persecution multiple times and found himself in desperate situations, but each time he escaped death, it only strengthened his resolve to protect the Kunlun Ruins from falling into the hands of thieves. Fortunately, Ding Yunqi also formed a group of like-minded friends who shared his aspirations for national revival. More and more righteous individuals, passionate about serving the nation, joined his ranks to help safeguard the Kunlun Ruins, working together to dismantle the shackles of rigid feudal ideas, corrupt traditions, and the chaotic malpractices of the Republic of China. They believed that Ding Yunqi would surely find the Kunlun Ruins and hand it over to the new China.