"When the cold light pierces the dark night, the refugees can also weigh the world!
In the disintegrated continent of Kyushu, seven dynasties ruled the roost, and the people of Qingzhou were trapped in the quagmire of the tyranny of the Eastern Xia Dynasty. Young Chen Hen was born in Zhongli Village on the banks of the Weishui River. The poor life of a tenant farmer's family made him taste the warmth and cold of the world prematurely. A locust plague swept through Qingzhou, and Chen Hen's parents and brothers passed away one after another. In order to bury his relatives, he was forced to sell his sister for food, and he embarked on a wandering road to survive. While wandering, he witnessed the atrocities committed by officers and soldiers and the blood and tears of the people, and the fire of resistance quietly ignited in his heart.
By chance, Chen Hong joined the Qingzhou Red Turban Volunteer Army and became famous in his first battle on the Weishui River with his extraordinary courage and strategy. He won the hearts of the people with his military regulations of "not killing the old and the weak, not humiliating women, and not destroying farmland and houses." With the help of Ma Lan, he gradually established his own power. From outsmarting Wang's Wubao to launching a surprise attack on Qingzhou's capital, Chen Hen established himself as the "King of Qi". Based on Qingzhou, he promulgated new policies, reorganized the military, and turned the small Qingzhou into a frontier for hegemony among the nine states.
However, the situation in Kyushu is turbulent. The nomadic cavalry of Yanzhou was eyeing the enemy in the north, Zhang Shicheng of Xuzhou was ambitious in the south, and the westward advance encountered stubborn resistance from Jingchu and Chen Yong. Chen Hong cleverly used the technique of combining vertical and horizontal forces to first defeat Chen Yong's navy in Jianghan, then defeat Yanzhou's cavalry in Yanshan, and finally commanded the Central Plains, defeating all the heroes in the battles of Xuchang and Julu. After decades of conquest, he finally cleared Liuhe, ascended the throne in Luoyang and proclaimed himself emperor, established the Dasheng Dynasty, and achieved the legendary transformation from a refugee to the co-lord of Kyushu.
But the pinnacle of power
