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This book tells the historical story of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with the Western Liang Emperor Xiao Kui and the famous Southern Chen general Han Zigao as the protagonists. Chen Xu, the younger brother of Emperor Chen Qian of the Southern Chen Dynasty, took advantage of Chen Qian's death to step onto the stage of history and became the "Yuwen protector" of the Chen state. However, the loyal minister Han Zigao tried to eliminate Chen Xu and help the young master. Can Han Zigao, who is dedicated to his own affairs, turn the tide? When the navy was first established and the political situation in Nanchen was in turmoil, Xiao Kui united with the Northern Zhou Dynasty to annex Nanchen. Can Xiao Kui get what he wants in this long-planned battle to destroy Chen in Xiliang?

"The Song Dynasty Is Angry" takes Yang Yanzhao, a famous general of the Song Dynasty, as the guide. Through his bloody, courageous, wise, love-hate road to becoming a famous general, it will take you into a picture of the Song-Liao War that is thrilling at every step, thrilling at every turn, and exquisite in every chapter. This is the third volume of this book. The story begins with the death of several important court officials in the Song Dynasty. In order to stabilize the floating people's hearts, Emperor Zhao Heng wanted to recite sutras and pray for blessings, and stage a drama in which the "Book of Heaven" appeared in the world. But the sky not only sent down the "Book of Heaven", but also sent down the fire. The "Book of Heaven" that was sent down actually predicted the Song Dynasty's demise in Liaochang. At this time, Liao soldiers invaded the country, and the Song Dynasty was heading towards crisis step by step...

This book tells the historical story of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with Emperor Xiao Kui of the Western Liang Dynasty and Gao Changgong, Prince of Lanling County of the Northern Qi Dynasty as the protagonists. The author arranges two clues: one line outlines the struggle between the old and new forces in the political situation of the Northern Qi Dynasty and the historical destiny of the Northern Qi Dynasty that gradually declined in this internal struggle; the other line describes the wonderful story of Xiao Kui's mediation struggle with the suzerain state of the Northern Zhou Dynasty for the country and his subjects after he succeeded to the throne. Facing a powerful enemy and an emperor who just wants to escape in peace, can Gao Changgong, who is dedicated to saving the country, defeat more with less and protect the last glory of the Gao family? As the chess player behind the scenes, how much will Xiao Kui win or lose in this war and conspiracy?

This book tells the historical story of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with Xiao Kui, the prince of the Western Liang (also known as the Later Liang) as the protagonist. The author uses a suspenseful presentation technique and delicate writing style to describe the story of Xiao Kui, who is in a weak position, fighting between the covetous Northern Qi, Northern Zhou and Southern Chen. Xiao Kui tried to seek the vitality of himself and the country by taking advantage of opportunities at the emperor election conference. Can Xiao Kui, who is single and weak, enable the tiny Xiliang to survive under the influence of three powerful countries?