How Are the Mountains and Rivers What They Used to Be?

This book adopts the POV writing mode and point-of-view character writing technique, which is similar to the mode of predecessor masterpieces such as "Game of Thrones" and "The Storm"; there are many characters, magnificent scenes, and multi-line stories are carried out at the same time, and they influence each other and intersperse the plot; it is not a mode of "using the experiences of a few protagonists as the main clues, triggering and promoting plot development", but using "events" as the main clues, and connecting the fate of the protagonists through events. In troubled times, strong medicine is used. The relocation of the capital and the subsequent reforms advocated by the ZTE Emperor only gave a shot in the arm to the already overwhelmed imperial body. The empire, which had been seriously ill for a long time, was finally about to face internal and external troubles and was at the end of the road; the grassland tribes outside the northwest border were watching. At the same time, the powerful neighbor in the south who is facing each other across the river is ready to make a move; the young master is suspicious, the powerful ministers and clans in the DPRK and the Central Government have seized power one after another, and the king's flag changes on the city wall; the world is uneasy, the northwest military town, and the Imperial City's imperial army are rioting in turn; the people are in dire straits, the rivers and lakes are full of bloodshed, and bandits and cults are rampant and causing chaos... In troubled times, let's look at three young people with completely different identities and backgrounds: how they experienced a near-death life, but encountered many adventures; how they fought their way out of the bloody storm, from being small shrimps in the world, to mastering unique skills, and growing into famous figures, navigating in troubled times; how they had deep loyalty, but were full of misunderstandings and differences, and finally established their own teams and embarked on different paths of struggle for hegemony... Note: This story is set in an imaginary era and uses fictional characters; but it draws heavily on the historical background of the late Northern and Southern Dynasties in China, when the Northern Wei Dynasty split into the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties, the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, and was later unified by the Sui Dynasty...