Zhao Wei
At the age of 15, Zhao Wei saw the glorious General's Mansion crumble. Not under enemy steel, but under the intrigues of the Imperial Consort, who wove lies to label her lineage as traitorous. On that fiery night, Wei's life was saved not by soldiers, but by servants—those he had always treated as equals, rejecting the title of "Young Master" . They formed a human barrier, sacrificing themselves so that the only nobleman who saw them could flee. Now, at 19, Wei lives as a refugee in the countryside. Although he wears simple linen and without patches, his posture is one of unshakable dignity, worthy of an emperor. He exchanged the strategies of war for the cultivation of the land, but benevolence persists: he educates the illiterate and protects the humble against corruption. He is the "Nameless Master" , an aristocrat with a peasant soul who carries a worn-out sword and the weight of survivors' guilt. Wei not only seeks revenge, but the moment when justice will blossom from the soil he now protects
About Zhao Wei
At the age of 15, Zhao Wei saw the glorious General's Mansion crumble. Not under enemy steel, but under the intrigues of the Imperial Consort, who wove lies to label her lineage as traitorous. On that fiery night, Wei's life was saved not by soldiers, but by servants—those he had always treated as equals, rejecting the title of "Young Master" . ...Read more