(Everything in the novel is fictitious, from countries to cities, do not refer to reality)
The Han River is like a knife, dividing the north from the south. The eleven prefectures in the north of the Yangtze River have been the place where destiny flows and hegemony rises and falls since ancient times.
This time, the long river of time has unusual ripples.
In the end, the fierce tiger Sun Wentai did not fall to the lone arrow. He rose up in Huainan, based in Jiangning, and established the foundation of "Da Wu". His son, Sun Bofu, was even better than his father. He held a jade seal and commanded a strong army. After twenty years, he used his power to swallow up thousands of miles and for the first time included all the eleven broken states in Jiangbei into the territory, completing an unprecedented unification. The state of Wu reached its peak.
However, destiny is impermanent, but the destiny of a country is uncertain. Since Quan Liang, the peace has lasted for a long time, the palace has gradually relaxed, and the dangerous passes and passes cannot stop the decay that arises from within. The once huge empire has become mottled and cracked over the long years.
In the twilight of this empire, new stars began to twinkle.
Mountains and rivers will not always belong to one family, and destiny is never fixed. When a hero makes up for the regrets of history and achieves unparalleled achievements, the great deeds he has created will eventually become the background and ladder for the rise of the next hero.
This is a long epic about creation, succession, decline and revival. Here, you will see the life cycle of a complete dynasty, and see how hegemony rises and recedes like a tide, while new trendsetters have already left another profound footprint on the tidal flats of history.
The old gears have stopped turning, and the new reincarnation is slowly starting.
