Chu Xiu, the king of Chuancheng Zhenbei, was ordered to make amends by depriving himself of his power because he slapped Yuan Jun, the male favorite of the empress, who had spoiled the emperor and caused chaos in the government. Chu Xiu angrily refused to rebel, and led 600,000 Zhenbei troops south to the side of the Qing Dynasty. On the way, he strictly enforced military discipline and won the hearts of the people. With the blessing of God's will through visions, he was supported by the army and the people as the new leader at Chenqiao. When the army came to the capital, he killed Yuan Jun with one arrow, exposed the treacherous plot, and successfully broke through the city. After ascending to the throne, he rectified the aristocratic family and set the right direction. In three years, he expanded the territory and strengthened the Xia Dynasty. He even personally conquered the Cherry Blossom Country. The storm that was set off by one slap eventually became a legend that determined the world.
