The Iddin Peninsula lies at the southwestern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, guarding the gateway from the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean and serving as a vital maritime stronghold. The peninsula is nominally ruled by the Mahyarel Dynasty, but in reality is a vassal state of the Ottoman Empire. In the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, as the Ottoman Empire gradually declined, its vassal states began stirring, waiting for an opportunity to seek independence.
While I’m still working on the long-paused Qingyan, updates to this story will be irregular. Read at your own risk, but I promise it will be completed.
Also, please treat this as a fictional, wish-fulfillment story.
Name changed? Collect first ~ Author's reply: Haha, thank you for your support, but... Well... I never update very quickly...
This story seems better than Qingyan
Why hasn't it been updated for so long?
No, it looks great. I turned to this article because I don't like Qing palace literature. It's a good beginning.
Why doesn't anyone respond? Doesn't it look good? :(