This is a story, a legend that happened in the Changzhou Kingdom on the Kyushu Continent. Since the founding of the world by Pangu, different races and countries have flourished on the Kyushu Continent, and the Changzhou Kingdom occupies the most vast and fertile land on the Kyushu Continent - the land of Zhonglu, starting from the Huluntian Prairie in the north, to Nanling Guazhoudu in the south, to the Scanna Mountains in the west, and to the Tiantuo Sea in the east. More than three hundred years have passed since the ancestor Changwu Emperor Yao Lang moved from the Huluntian Grassland in the north to the south to unify Zhongzhou and established the Changzhou Kingdom.
Our story takes place in the second year of Qiping. At this time, Yao Ziteng, the king of Changzhou, had not long ascended the throne. The country had accumulated prestige for a long time, and was still in a state of blooming flowers and flowers from all directions. However, after all, peace has lasted for a long time. The Hudu Bei Chanyu in the north inherited the legacy of the previous Chanyus and was no longer satisfied with the barren northern grassland on the Kyushu continent. A long period of rest and recuperation had healed the wounds of internal tribal rebellion. They surrendered on the surface, but secretly were sharpening their swords and trying to fight for hegemony southward. The feudal kings in the southern territory were secretly dissatisfied and were waiting for an opportunity to rise up and split the soil. However, generations of men from the Central Military Army in China, who were once the most powerful in the grasslands and as stoic as Haidongqing, have lost the courage of their ancestors.
However, there are always some men from aristocratic families who carry the martial spirit of their ancestors in their blood and unite under the banner of Yao Linjun; there are also those girls who wear pink, black and brocade clothes, pick up their riding whips, and still show off their horses and whips. Our story begins here.