Romance of the Sixteen Kingdoms: Starting from the Battle of Feishui

In the autumn of 383 AD, the vast northern land seemed somewhat peaceful under the rule of Qin. Fu Jian, the emperor who had ruled the Qin Dynasty for nearly thirty years, was no longer satisfied with the current territory. He assembled an army of 830,000 and went south, approaching the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A war was about to break out. However, among the Qin army that was defeated by the whip, the Murong family and the Yao family had their own agendas and were unwilling to submit to the leader of this foreign race. They plotted to establish themselves as kings and revive their own country. How will the second half of the Sixteen Kingdoms era unfold? Where will the Qin Empire, which seems stable but actually has undercurrents, go? Veterans, young marshals, male favorites, beautiful concubines, who will make their debut in the land of China? Let's look at this Romance of the Sixteen Kingdoms. Let's start with the Battle of Feishui.