This is a fantasy story describing various ethnic wars. The protagonist He Meng and several children discovered from ignorant orphans that they belong to that group, and their groups are basically different. Wow, what a cliche introduction. Is the author going to say that the protagonist led the tribe to a certain level and then reconciled with several other tribes? No, things always have their ups and downs, and things don't always go their way. If everything were perfect, it would be just a beautiful fantasy. After He Meng became the leader of the Crane Clan inexplicably, he originally wanted to join forces with the Demon Clan Zhiyi, the tribe led by his sworn brother Yaye. However, there were constant dissent behind the scenes, and due to a deliberate design, the two groups whose relationship was weak split apart and never joined forces again. He Meng can only rely on himself to maintain the prosperity of the group and face the decline of the group. Various groups always have their ups and downs. Can the final unity really be completely controlled by the protagonist?
Intention: It is common sense to have ups and downs