He Left the South of the Yangtze River When He Was Young and Was Buried in the North of Jinshan Mountain.

(Single female protagonist + intertwined battlefields, rivers and lakes, courts + no system + no training + original poetry) The wind blows and the clouds fly. The Yin Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. The Huns from the north came to the capital, burned, killed and looted. After that, several kingdoms came together and the princes competed in the Central Plains. There was a young man named Chen Xuan in the south of the Yangtze River. He held a spear in his hand and a sword on his waist. He drove away the Japanese pirates and settled in the south of the Yangtze River. He controlled the Xiongnu and settled in the north of the Great Wall. He swept away Liuhe and protected the Central Plains. After the incident, he left with his clothes and was buried in the north of Jinshan Mountain.