King of Juyichuan: Vast Dingshan River

Introduction A secret map deep in the mountains has attracted countless heroes to step into Cangmang Mountain, but they don't know that this place has already been laid by the tycoon Gu Yongmou. He entrenched himself in Cangmang Mountain, set up heavy troops, and buried them. He was determined to wipe out all the rebels who came to invade the mountain, recruit them to surrender, and dominate Cangmang Mountain. The young hero Liu Haibin and the heroine Liu Ailing fought side by side, gathered together in Sichuan, and gathered people with lofty ideals to attack the mountains. The army advanced, but fell into desperate situations many times. Fortunately, Chief of Staff Sun Wuji and others were strategizing, Zhuge made frequent ingenious strategies, the fierce general Zheng Biao fought bloody battles, and the elite cavalry charged into the battle. In addition, the Nanhua team and the generals of Heifengzhai who surrendered to Liu Haibin led the charge bravely. The rebels escaped from death time and time again and reversed the crisis. They used tricks to overcome dangers, eliminate banditry, quell civil strife, stabilize Cangshan, and stabilize the surrounding areas. After countless bloody battles, Gu Yongmou finally broke the vast trend that had been entrenched for many years, and the outcome was decided in one battle. The world has been established, and the hegemony has been achieved. Liu Haibin was canonized by the imperial court and ascended to the throne. Under his rule, the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, with a population of 1.5 Million. He had 65 powerful generals and 40,000 elite soldiers under his command, creating a prosperous era in which the country was peaceful and the people were peaceful, and which was powerful in all directions. From the time when we were young to forming a country and becoming a king, Ingenious plots, bloody battles, ever-lasting friendship, and magnificent mountains and rivers. A soul-stirring legend has been passed down through the ages!