A modern kid dumped into actual history has to figure out if the people around him are real or pawns in someone else's time war. The Silk Road becomes this living classroom where every historical figure might be exactly who they claim, or might be something else entirely. You're never sure if Yuto is solving a mystery or being led through one, and that uncertainty is the whole point.
Yuto's school trip to Qinghai takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles into the crossfire of time-traveling operatives. Before he can process what's happening, he finds himself transported centuries backward to the ancient Silk Road, stranded in a world of caravans, deserts, and political intrigue. Caught between warring factions all searching for the same prize, Yuto learns that a legendary statue called the Yuki Daruma Taishi holds miraculous power. The relic has become the obsession of countless travelers and schemers, each believing it will grant them unimaginable abilities. As Yuto moves deeper into this dangerous treasure hunt, he crosses paths with historical figures like the beautiful court consort Yang Guifei and the monk Xuanzang, each with their own agendas and secrets. Survival means learning to navigate political alliances, ancient customs, and the harsh realities of life on the road. But Yuto harbors a more pressing question: does the statue's power extend to time itself, or is he trapped in the past forever? His journey becomes about far more than finding treasure.