Warlord: My Aunt Is Not Simple

In the late Qing Dynasty, Long Yuanshan, the governor of the south of the Yangtze River, was mutinied and killed by his subordinates, leaving only his 18-year-old son Long Xuan to succeed him. The rebel Wu Heihu wanted to monopolize power, and finally feared Long Yuanshan's old troops and set up his own business with half of his troops. On November 14th and 15th, 1908, both the emperor and Lafayette died, and the court Already in name only, each province has declared independence. Long Xuan quickly captured three of the seven cities in Jiangnan, and the remaining four cities were taken by Wu Heihu. At this point, Jiangnan was divided between Long Xuan and Wu Heihu. The two were called the Dragon of Jiangnan and the Tiger of Jiangnan. There was bound to be a war, and the final winner would become the "King of Jiangnan" who unified Jiangnan.