General Tiger Might

The Zhou dynasty ruled for eight hundred years. Then the wicked Emperor You of Zhou brought chaos, and the lords rose against one another. The realm teetered on the brink of collapse, but as the tide of history turned, division gave way to unity, and Great Xia brought all the land under its rule. Great Xia had only recently been founded. Though it inherited the momentum of the Great Zhou, which had swept across the six realms, it was surrounded by formidable enemies: the Xiongnu to the north, Tubo to the west, and the Xianbei to the east. This was an age of warring empires. The Murong of the Xianbei were tiger-headed, human-bodied warriors strong enough to lift a cauldron. The Tubo Tsanpo, lord of the wolf packs, ranged across the battlefield. And the Xiongnu had their Golden Khanate of centaurs, boasting four hundred thousand mounted archers. Yet there was only one strongest protagonist, from beginning to end. In Longyou, Great Xia's armies at Lintao, Heyuan, Baishui, and elsewhere faced off against Tubo. In Liaodong, the Jingse, Weiwu, Qingyi, and other armies kept watch over the Xianbei. In the southern desert, Great Xia's Feng'an and Dingyuan armies kept the Xiongnu under close watch. Glorious Great Xia eyed the three kingdoms like a tiger. In one corner of this age of great conflict, a soul arrived in this strange yet familiar world.