Mountains and Rivers

In the twenty-eighth year of Jingan, the barbarians invaded and slaughtered all the men between the ages of twelve and fifty in their path. Jingyang, the capital of the Southern Kingdom, was besieged for more than ten months. The city was broken, and the Southern Emperor and Queen drank poison and committed suicide. In order to protect the last bloodline of the Jingyang Emperor, Chen Lin, the first general of the Southern Kingdom, rode on horseback and carried a spear to defeat three thousand enemies. He opened a bloody path for the national master, Qing Yi Lao Dao, to escort the young master of the Southern Kingdom out of the city... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.