On the verge of establishing the Kamakura Shogunate, Minamoto no Yoritomo, guided by destiny, is transported across time to the late Sengoku period.

He arrives in a tumultuous era on the cusp of the samurai's demise.

The man who once lived by the path of conquest awakens in this era to the ideal of "pacifying the realm without destroying a single soul."

Nobunaga, Ieyasu, Katsuyori, Kagekatsu—heroic figures who would etch their names in history—intersect around Yoritomo.

In the heart of the Sengoku period, Yoritomo struggles between his ideals and reality, yet he never ceases his journey until his last breath.

Yoshitsune, though troubled by memories of the past, aligns himself with his brother Yoritomo's aspirations.

This is another Japanese history, forged by a man and a woman burdened by "time" through war and forgiveness.

A chronicle of souls, where blood and tears, love and prayer intertwine…

For whom, and for what purpose, does peace exist—