In the late Northern Wei Dynasty, Chilechuan was covered with snow.
The emperor lost his deer, and his royal power declined. The king is controlled by a woman, and he closes his ears and listens while sitting high in the hall; the ministers do not know how to fulfill their duties, and instead take bribes, pervert the law, and show off their wealth and extravagance.
The leader of Guizhou labored for his appearance, but eventually died of hunger on the roadside; the soldiers guarded their homeland, but the leader of the army could not be granted a title. Natural disasters and earth changes, robbers and thieves flourished, and wars continued for decades. Bones were burned into mounds, rivers were overflowing with blood, and common people were devastated.
At that time, Muzi leaned on the edge of the sword, the post envoys raised their arms and shouted, and the wealthy tribes began to compete for supremacy. Under Daqing Mountain, who can be a prince or general? Who will be remembered forever?
The moon is hidden, stars are falling, giant wolves howl, and dragons fight in the wild.
Purpose: To tell history in the form of a novel