Yin and Yang in Qin Dynasty

The world has been established for thousands of years, and the Ming Dynasty has been monopolized for five hundred years. Later, the central government became corrupt and local governments became separatist. The emperor's power is weak, the center is weak, and the kings are in chaos, trying to divide the world. Among them are eight kings, the most powerful: King Qin, King Li, King Chen, King Han, King Zhao, King Chu, King Qi, and King Yan. King Li, King Chen, and King Chu respectively occupied the sixteen provinces south of the Yangtze River. Later, King Li Xiaozong, and King Chen Fangmo established themselves as emperors in the south of the Yangtze River. They established dynasties called Nanli and Nanchen. The King of Chu Ming He was of the Ming family's bloodline. The orphan temple of the Ming Dynasty moved to the south of the Yangtze River and relied on the King of Chu to preserve the bloodline. After that, the royal family was exhausted in civil strife. The King of Chu succeeded to the throne as a royal family and was called Nanming. In the early days, King Qin used the title of respecting the king and repelling the barbarians, and launched a war of annihilation to get rid of the kings of Zhao, Qi and Yan who had been entrenched in Jiangbei for many years. The king of Han took advantage of the multi-nation war to take advantage of the situation. But later, after the defeat of King Zhao, King Qi and King Yan, they fled to the fiefdom of King Han. He also supported Liu Zhi, the king of Han, to proclaim himself emperor, and was called Liu Han. From then on, the world was divided into five kingdoms, Northern Qin, Southern Ming, Western Han, Nanchen, and Nanli. Since then, the world has been relatively peaceful, and the world has been like this for more than three hundred years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.