Ci of Northern Liang: Dao Zhenxuanhuang

During the three hundred years of the Dajing Dynasty, the iron cavalry on the "Liangmang" grassland in the northern border knocked the pass, the barbarians in the "One Hundred Thousand Mountains" in the southern border moved, the Central Plains aristocratic families were intertwined, and the factions in the court were fighting bloody battles. The king of Zhenbei, Xiao Jingyan, died in battle and martyred his country, leaving his eldest son Xiao Che, who was only seventeen years old, to bear the name of "dandy straw bag" and take over the 300,000 Northern Liang cavalry and thousands of miles of northern territory. Everyone in the world laughed at Xiao Che for indulging in wine and sex, but little did they know that he had a sharp edge in his wrist and a ridge in his chest. In order to protect the northern border where his father's bones were still cold, and to protect the people in the cold land from being trampled by iron hooves, he took off his fine clothes, picked up a knife and mounted his horse, tearing off his disguise in the cold night - the "bad horse" that seemed to be playing for fun in the past turned out to be the "true dragon" that was dormant and ready to go. What he has to face are the fangs of the Prairie Wolf King, the calculations of the powerful officials in the capital, the covetousness of Jianghu sects, and the "Xuanmen" secrets hidden behind the rise and fall of the dynasty. Let's see how this Northern Liang prince breaks the situation with his sword, gathers people with justice, and finds his own way to "suppress Xuanhuang" in the turbulent times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.