XianXia Journey

Investiture of the Gods E20 | The Price of Liberation

A tale of political intrigue as the Western Kingdom attempts to free their lord through diplomatic means, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and moral compromise in ancient China.

Investiture of the Gods E21 | The Escape from Five Passes

Follow King Wen's daring escape from the capital and his fateful encounter with his extraordinary son, the thunder deity Leizhenzi, in a tale that weaves together political intrigue and supernatural intervention.

Investiture of the Gods E22 | The Price of Filial Piety

Explore King Wen's emotional return to his homeland and the profound manifestation of his grief through supernatural transformation, examining themes of filial piety, political ethics, and moral leadership in ancient China.

Investiture of the Gods E23 | Dreams and Destinies

Explore the construction of political legitimacy through architectural symbolism and supernatural omens, as King Wen builds the Spirit Tower and receives prophetic dreams while a mysterious fisherman awaits his destiny by the river.

Investiture of the Gods E24 | The Fisherman and the King

Explore the fateful meeting between King Wen and Jiang Ziya at Panxi Stream, a moment where destiny, philosophy, and political legitimacy converge in ancient Chinese history.

Investiture of the Gods E25 | The Fox Spirit's Feast

A masterful tale of deception unfolds as Fox Spirit Daji orchestrates an elaborate supernatural banquet at the newly completed Deer Tower, leading to unexpected consequences that shake the Shang Dynasty.

Investiture of the Gods E26 | The Heart of Loyalty: Minister Bi Gan's Ultimate Sacrifice

A haunting tale of loyalty and betrayal unfolds as Minister Bi Gan faces the ultimate test of his dedication to the Shang Dynasty. This episode explores how Fox Spirit Daji's revenge plot leads to one of Chinese literature's most profound moments of sacrifice.

Investiture of the Gods E27 | Ten Strategies to Save a Dynasty: The Grand Preceptor Returns

After fifteen years of northern campaigns, Grand Preceptor Wen Zhong returns to find a dynasty in chaos. His attempt to reform the corrupt Shang state through ten crucial strategies reveals the complex dynamics of ancient Chinese statecraft and moral governance.

Investiture of the Gods E28 | The Campaign Against Marquis Hu: Righteous War and Political Reform

Jiang Ziya launches a military campaign against the corrupt Chong Houhu, raising profound questions about legitimate authority and just warfare in ancient Chinese political thought.

Investiture of the Gods E29 | Legacy of the Virtuous King: King Wen's Final Instructions

A profound exploration of moral leadership and political succession as King Wen faces his mortality, leaving critical instructions that will shape the future of the Zhou Dynasty.

Investiture of the Gods E30 | The Breaking Point of Loyalty: General Huang's Rebellion

A tragic tale of moral crisis unfolds as King Zhou's predatory behavior leads to the death of two noble women and the rebellion of his most loyal general, illustrating the complex interplay between personal honor and political loyalty in ancient China.

Investiture of the Gods E31 | The Fatal Choice: Loyalty, Betrayal, and Divine Intervention

A tale of impossible choices unfolds as General Huang Feihu faces betrayal from those he once spared, while mysterious divine forces and a long-lost son enter the fray. This episode explores the price of honor in an age of moral chaos.

Investiture of the Gods E32 | When Heaven Tests the Bonds of Blood

A mystical reunion unfolds at Tong Pass as a long-lost son returns to save his fallen father. But as the family flees through treacherous mountain passes, they face an ultimate test when they reach the final gate - where their own patriarch awaits with chains rather than open arms.

Investiture of the Gods E33 | The Price of Paradise: When Blood and Duty Collide

At Si Shui Pass, the Huang family faces their greatest trial as supernatural forces and political loyalties tear them apart. This episode examines how ancient Chinese literature uses family drama to explore deeper questions of legitimacy, power, and moral choice.