The Northern Wei Dynasty: the Struggle of a Posthumous Son

From 371 to 409 AD, a powerful empire appeared in the north that grazed the Yin Mountains and drank from the Yangtze River. This empire was actually founded by a posthumous son who had already lost his country and his family. He started from scratch. In just ten years, Fighting against the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south, destroying the former Qin Dynasty in the east, swallowing up Murong in the west, inheriting the legacy of the Han family for three thousand years, and opening up the ancestors of the Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty for two thousand years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.