Sai Xueyingyang
塞雪鹰扬
by A Fox (壹只狐狸)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 553k Words
- Chapters
- 92
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 28d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Stats
Tags
- ThemeLegend
- POVDual POV
- Age18+
- Destined Pairing
- Hot-blooded
- Power Couple
- Serious Drama
Synopsis
The sensitive, profound and talented King Pugu Minglai of Qi'han Khan was a hostage in the Northern Wei Dynasty when he was young. He rescued the nine-year-old grandson Jinghan during a winter hunt and fell in love with her at first sight. Many years later, the two reunited in Tianfeng County on the border. After going through assassinations, wars and other twists and turns, the eldest son Jinghan finally became the Qi'an family. The two worked together to help Qi'u rise, and faced the pull of family and country justice and personal emotions together. After Pugu Minglai succeeded to the throne, he vigorously carried out Sinicization reforms, reformed the official and military systems, appointed Han ministers, developed production, and led the originally weak Qixiu to gradually develop from a tribal alliance into a powerful grassland country. He successively conquered surrounding tribes such as Hegu, Duluo, Yiwu, Cheshi, etc., Forming a dual-power structure with Rouran, the old overlord of the grassland. The Northern Wei Dynasty was committed to unifying the north, and Rouran was aiming to go south to the Central Plains. Qi Hu mediated between the two countries and took advantage of the contradiction between the Northern Wei and Rouran to reap profits. When the war between the Northern Wei Dynasty and Rouran was tense, the attack on Rouran's royal court inflicted heavy damage on Rouran, weakening Rouran in one fell swoop, and causing a fundamental turning point in the growth and decline of Qi'er and Rouran. Since then, Qi Falcon has risen. There are also undercurrents surging within the Qi'u. Pugu Minglai has put down the rebellions of his uncle Zhiluo and his younger brother Duoerduo, balanced the conflicts of interests between tribal nobles and Han officials, steadily promoted the Sinicization reform, and gradually established a perfect national system. In the process, he demonstrated the monarch's deep city government and iron-fisted methods, and also reflected the pain in the reform process and the complexity of balancing the interests of all parties. This is a historical background of the disputes between the northern grasslands and the Central Plains during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and revolves around the three core themes of the game between family and country, national integration, and the fate of individuals in troubled times. It is a love story about the integration of ancient nations and the theme of family and country, with both a sense of history and a romantic color. Panoramically showing the rise of grassland tribes and institutional changes in the troubled times of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the collision and integration process of nomadic civilization and Central Plains civilization. Through the process of the Qi'u Khan King Pugu Minglai's implementation of Sinicization reforms and the growth of the Qi'u from a weak tribal alliance into a powerful grassland nation, we explore the historical inevitability of civilization evolution and institutional innovation in troubled times, as well as the historical trend of gradual integration of different ethnic groups in the collision. It depicts the struggles and choices of characters with different stances in troubled times between family interests, national conflicts, and personal emotions. It not only shows the talents and political trade-offs of monarchs and generals in the game of political power, but also depicts the perseverance and sacrifice of ordinary individuals in the torrent of war, and explores the relationship between the preciousness of peace in troubled times and the fate of individuals and the torrent of the times. Taking the love stories of Pugu Minglao and Changsun Jinghan, Duoze and Hua Mulan, which transcend nationalities and carry conflicts between home and country, as clues, it explores the weight of individual emotions and the possibility of transcending ethnic barriers under the influence of hatred between the country and the family. It praises the beautiful character of adhering to true love and righteousness in troubled times, conveys the value core of peaceful development and symbiosis of all ethnic groups, and jointly composes a magnificent hymn to promote peace in the north and move towards national integration. Intention: Strong alliance, two-way rush