Qianqiu

In the ancient times, Dajiang was originally a whole piece of land. Time passed by, and I don't know when a long river named "Qianqiu" began to cross the border, dividing it into north and south. There are more than 20 or 30 large tribes headed by the Chinese in Zhonglingyu, the beautiful place in the northern boundary, Hua Tianbao. In the 909th year of Qianqiu, the Chinese leader Ni Changce led his tribe to conquer for thirteen years and finally unified the northern border and established the Ni Kingdom, which ended the nearly thousand-year tribal killings in the northern border for the first time. There are only a few strong people left who refuse to surrender, but they don't dare to cause trouble anymore, and they all lie down. The southern border is full of wind and rain, and there are endless forests and stinky swamps. The only people who survive here are poisonous insects and the Lihuang clan, the natural killers who are afraid of even poisonous insects. In the nine hundred and seventeenth year of Qianqiu, Gu Yin, the leader of the Lihuang tribe, led his 260,000 people to cross Qianqiu from the southern border to the northern "Wuya", and after a spring, finally reached the northern border and the south of Wangxi City. The bravery and ferocity of the people from the southern boundary, who are said to have animal blood flowing in their bones, made the people in the northern boundary who were accustomed to comfortable lives tremble with fine clothes and fine food. The Lihuang tribe swept across the entire northern boundary like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.