Qilin Polu: a Boy's Journey to Dajing

The foundation of the Dajing Dynasty was obtained by the blood of the five ancestors of Zhang, Wang, Yang, Zhao and Shi. When the allied forces of the five surnames broke through the wars of troubled times and established the Central Plains, the heroic spirit of the first generation of the Shi family was lost in the last battle. Thinking of the merits and sacrifices of the Shi family, the four elders of the Zhang, Wang, Yang, and Zhao families formed a blood alliance and gave the supreme position to the orphan of the Shi family. From then on, the court structure of "five surnames assisting the government, and the Shi family as the main patriarch" was established. Decades later, the dynasty was initially stable, surrounded by barbarians, but the internal princes were still unconvinced, and the prelude to conquering the world quietly began. At this time, one generation of the five families established the Wufang Pavilion in the imperial city regardless of world affairs. The second generation has taken charge of the family power and has become the mainstay of the court and the army. Zhang Zhongqian, the second eldest son of the Zhang family, guards northern Xinjiang and holds 100,000 yuan. The Wang family controls water transportation, salt and iron, and provides a steady stream of food and grass for the army; the Yang family has been a general for generations, and their children are all over the Forbidden Army; the Zhao family is famous for its resourcefulness, and has had prime ministers and assistants in every dynasty to take charge of government affairs. Although Shi Jingyan, the emperor of the Shi family, was young, he had great ambitions and was determined to complete the unfinished unfinished business of his ancestors. He issued edicts many times, hoping to use the power of the whole country to conquer all directions. Just when the storm was about to come, Zhang Yi, the only son of Zhang Qishan, the second generation of the Zhang family, was born with an astonishing talent. At the age of seven, he understood the essentials of martial arts. At the age of ten, he was able to master the family's marksmanship. At the age of fifteen, when he went on an expedition with his father, he took off the head of the Huns general in the midst of thousands of troops, shocking the entire audience. He was known as the "Qilin'er who has not been seen in mainland China for thousands of years." His rise not only made the Zhang family more prestigious, but also became the sharpest sword in Shi Jingyan's eyes to conquer the world. However, the road to conquest is never easy.