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Twelfth-century Jerusalem was a place where war, faith, and royal power intertwined.
"If you already knew the outcome of history, would you still choose to change it?"
Starting from his days as the Count of Edessa, he navigated through royal authority, religion, warfare, and commerce with knowledge far ahead of his time.
He saved lives, and he took them.
He believed in reason, yet stepped ever deeper into the heart of faith.
He attempted to alter history, only to gradually discover that-even when the outcome is known, some things cannot necessarily be stopped.
"There are no flowers here; there is nothing here."
Kings and knights, faith and power, freedom and destiny.
When two people who should never have met crossed paths in Jerusalem, could they truly change the fate of this land?
"I am Jerusalem."
This is a dream of Jerusalem.
It is also a story of a man and an era seeking one another amidst the ashes.
"God has already witnessed my destiny."
Armed with cold reason as his sword, he attempted to sever the chains of history; yet with a burning love, he guarded a kingdom of heaven that had never truly existed on any map.
"The gates of Jerusalem shall forever remain open to all pilgrims."
A flower of hope blooming in despair-both the nameless one and the chronicler's rhapsody.
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Reading Note: This work is a work of fiction; please do not take it as truth.
Tribute and Adaptation Note: Parts of this work and its narrative imagery pay tribute to Kingdom of Heaven, and feature extensive adaptations of historical figures, eras, and events.
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Alternative Titles: 《Dreamland Of Heaven》、《The Twenty-Fourth Book》