Three hundred years after the Peace of Dayong, the imperial power gradually declined and the clan decayed. The border troops in the six towns had long-standing grievances due to the disparity in treatment. The Xiaoliang regime in the south was eyeing it, and the Rouran tribe in the north frequently harassed them. The court was controlled by the relative "Yunzhou Wang" and the powerful official "Zhongshu Ling Xiao Yi". After the sudden death of Zhao Ming Emperor Zhao Xu, the country was in turmoil and kings competed for the throne.
Murong Lie, the governor of the "Yanmen Military Town" in the north, was born into the Qihu nobles and had guarded the border for generations. His "Qihu Iron Cavalry" were brave and good at fighting. He also recruited Hou Jing, Wei Lin and other fierce generals in troubled times. In the name of "Qingjun Side, Ansheji", he sent his troops south and supported the 19-year-old Zhao Yanchen, the nephew of Emperor Zhaoming, as the emperor, who was the Emperor Xiaozhuang.
On the surface, order has been restored in the capital city of Yongdu, but in reality there are turbulent undercurrents: Although Zhao Yanchen has ascended to the throne, he is nothing more than a puppet. Murong Lie lives in Yanmen and controls the government affairs. His daughter Murong Qing enters the palace late to become the queen. Long and his nephew Murong Zhao were in charge of the military power in the capital, and Murong's forces were in power both inside and outside the court. Zhao Yanchen was left with only a few cronies such as the clan member Zhao Yan and his confidant Su Mo, who plotted a comeback amid humiliation and forbearance.
Good looking and worth savoring
The first chapter is full of ups and downs