This story covers the history from 371 to 409 AD, a period of rivalry among many powers, including Former Qin, Eastern Jin, Later Yan, and the Xiongnu. One force rises as another falls, chronicling the life of Tuoba Gui, Emperor Xiaowen of Northern Wei, a great ruler of his age, from a disgraced noble fleeing for his life to the man who unified the north and deftly navigated the political arena. It has revenge, political intrigue, deeply moving family bonds, and love that leaves you helpless. It brings a cast of historical figures to life and tells the story of the Count of Monte Cristo in Northern Wei.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I would like to advise you to stay away from things from this period. Without saying any great truth, I will tell you that the so-called wise kings and great powers of that period were all based on squeezing the Han people. If you insist on writing, then first understand what a "two-legged sheep" is.