Forever

It begins in 1227 AD, with the death and secret burial of GENGHIS KHAN. The greatest conqueror history has ever known leaves behind a prophecy and a lineage that will one day return to finish what he started—not to conquer the world for land, but to save it from itself.

In the present day, geopolitical tensions are at a breaking point. HUA KARIMOV, a brilliant but ruthless Lieutenant in the Chinese military, commands a column of Type 99 Tanks at the Zhurihe Training Base. Ambitious and driven by a warped sense of destiny, Hua is willing to violate direct orders and enter "Forbidden Zones" to achieve victory, foreshadowing her role in a larger, dangerous insurrection that threatens to trigger World War III.

Opposing this rising tide of war is an unlikely hero: a mild-mannered student who discovers he is the literal reincarnation of Genghis Khan. Plagued by visions of ancient battles and possessed of an inexplicable tactical genius, he is thrust into the center of the conflict. He must reconcile his peaceful modern life with the brutal memories of the Warlord awakening inside him.

As the rogue faction led by the Chinese General (and enforced by officers like Hua) initiates a global crisis, the Student must channel the "Wolf" within—using 13th-century psychological warfare and strategy to outmaneuver a high-tech enemy.

The conflict culminates not just on the battlefield, but in the spiritual realm. Following her defeat and death, Hua awakens in a lush, ethereal Peaceful Garden—the afterlife. There, she expects paradise but is confronted by the spirit of Genghis Khan himself, clad in black iron armor. In a final moment of judgment, the Great Khan condemns her for "seeking to burn the world for a handful of dirt" without understanding the soul of leadership. He denies her entry to the afterlife, sentencing her soul to return to the earth as "the grass that feeds the horse," forcing her to learn humility through a cycle of rebirth.