Acropolis

After the Ming Dynasty was established, the emperor built a long wall to control the south, especially the Miao people of western Hunan. In one corner of the wall stood a place called Weicheng, where Miao rebellions were rampant. To quell them, the emperor married off his daughter, Princess Chongning, to the son of the Miao king as his wife. After the Miao king died, his son inherited the title and built a city called Weicheng. But the city was all show and no substance, constructed according to the princess's wishes and utterly incapable of withstanding an attack. It was meant to leave the Miao people with nowhere to defend themselves if they rebelled, forcing them to obey the imperial court and submit to the emperor. The Miao people had always been rebellious, yearning for freedom and disliking anyone's restraints. After the princess fled their homeland, the Miao people and the imperial court became embroiled in a large-scale conflict. Amid flashing blades and rivers of blood, the Miao people's rebellion and resistance exacted a heavy price, while the imperial court's suppression plunged the Miao frontier into a period of terrible suffering...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.