Tianwu 469 Years

In the 469th year of Tianwu, Qin Mang, the leader of the Tianwu Empire and the Holy Lord of all peoples, died of illness in the palace at the age of only fifty-six years. Before the national mourning was over, a powerful coalition of nomadic tribes from the Hulan Plain in the far north of the empire invaded the Tianwu Empire again. The prince Qin Shang, who had not yet ascended the throne, listened to the advice of his advisers and was filial piety. He urged his horses and ordered his troops, hoping to lead a hundred thousand mourning soldiers to march in person. When the top officials of the empire were furious about this decision, the news spread again. The Feng family, which had guarded the western border of the empire for generations, declared its independence, and 200,000 northwest frontier troops quickly captured several important towns in the western part of the empire. The government and the public were suddenly panicked. Qin Shang sent the imperial first-class prince and the famous "Pinglu General" Chen Jin to lead the garrison and the local troops recruited from the west to defend the enemy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.