Great Journey of Teenagers 4th Season

For years, Xiao Se hid his identity as a prince, powerless and running a near-bankrupt inn. Now, with his meridians restored and his true name reclaimed, he's heading to Tianqi City — the imperial capital — where the throne is up for grabs and three rival kings are circling each other like wolves. This is season four of Shaonian Ge Xing, a 26-episode ONA from CG Year that picks up after the group parts ways on the heavenly mountain. Lei Wujie and the rest of the crew have all leveled up thanks to some parting gifts from their mentors, and now the story shifts from wandering martial arts adventure into full-on court politics. The vibe is less "friends on the road" and more "friends walking into a political minefield where every handshake might be a death sentence." The historical world-building here is genuinely detailed — factions have history, alliances have weight, and the martial arts choreography stays sharp throughout. If you're into the political scheming of Mo Dao Zu Shi or the stylized wuxia energy of Thunderbolt Fantasy, this hits a similar nerve but with its own distinct identity. You don't need to have watched the previous seasons to appreciate the craft, but honestly, the payoff lands harder if you've followed Xiao Se's journey from broke innkeeper to throne contender. It's a slow burn that knows exactly when to draw the sword.