Jiangshan Policy: Cry Blood Luoyang

The book is adapted from real history and takes as the background the complex political struggles in the troubled times of China's Southern and Northern Dynasties. This book tells that in 528 AD, Empress Dowager Hu Ling of the Northern Wei Dynasty poisoned Emperor Xiaoming Yuanxu to death, causing anger and resentment. Er Zhurong took advantage of the chaos to raise troops, raised high the flag of crusade against righteousness, besieged the imperial capital Luoyang, and welcomed Yuan Ziyou as emperor. In 530 AD, after Er Zhurong took charge of the affairs of the Northern Wei Dynasty, he developed the ambition to dominate the world, began to seek power and usurp the throne, and eradicate dissidents, which made Emperor Xiaozhuang panic. However, Emperor Xiaozhuang was smart and courageous, and the queen was already pregnant with dragon seed. She was unwilling to be a puppet emperor and began to plot to kill the powerful official Er Zhurong. As the New Year was approaching, Emperor Xiaozhuang lured Er Zhurong into the palace to congratulate him on the pretext that the queen had given birth to a son. Er Zhurong was overjoyed when he heard this, but did not listen to the advice of his confidants, thinking that the emperor was too cowardly and did not have the guts to murder him. He insisted on entering the palace to have his grandson, but he was ambushed and assassinated in Fengtian Palace... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.