In the spring of the tenth year of Yongkang, Emperor Jiwen Xiao Zong died of illness, and he entrusted his solitary minister Duan Zhong to support Xiao Heng in ascending the throne. Duan Zhong used Xiao Heng's young age as an excuse to control the government, and his power was overwhelming. His eyes were beyond control, and everyone in the temple was filled with sorrow and indignation. There were rebellions in the twenty-four states from time to time, and those who refused to obey Duan Zhong. To the north of Shangjing, Gu Jin, the Marquis of Dingbei, was stationed in the battle, while to the south of Shangjing, the prince of a different surname, Chen Zhe, was guarding the battle to maintain the balance of the Yan Dynasty. However, prosperity is fragile and the prosperous age will fall. In the fifth year of Qing'an, the allied uprising forces broke through the gates of Shangjing City, and Duan Zhong and Xiao Heng retreated to Cangzhou. The various states supported their own self-respect and raised troops one after another. Under the motto of "challenging Duan to save the emperor", they launched a melee and separatist regime for more than ten years. The world is upside down and people's livelihood is in ruins...
The story begins when Chen Zhe entered Shunzhou in the ninth year of Yongkang.
Intention: Fishing alone in the snow in Hanjiang River