The Fairy Dragon Awakens in Troubled Times

In the winter of the 325th year of Xuanwu, the six kingdoms went to war. Corpses were everywhere, blood flowed into rivers, hundreds of thousands of soldiers were bleeding on the battlefield, and the people of the six kingdoms were miserable. When the monarchs of the Six Kingdoms were at a standstill, a woman in white came on horseback in the face of a blizzard that was thousands of miles away. She only waved her sleeves. The soldiers who were fighting bravely on the battlefield were surrounded by heavy snow and were immediately frozen in place. The remaining soldiers, wearing silver armor and holding the Northern Yan army flag, rushed straight to the capital and captured the most central and fertile land among the Six Kingdoms in one fell swoop. Since then, the Xuanwu Dynasty ceased to exist, and Northern Yan moved to Xuanwu Capital and changed its name to Yandu. In the winter of the 269th year of the Northern Yan Dynasty, heroes were everywhere, and the monarchs of the five countries were all ambitious. The Yandu in the center was undoubtedly besieged on all sides. The four countries jointly attacked Yandu, intending to capture and divide the city and land of Yandu. The soldiers guarding the city were exhausted and there were only a few. Seeing that Yandu was about to break the city, another woman in white descended from the sky, walking on the snow, waving her long sleeves, bringing with it the sky full of wind and snow. The rapidly falling snow enveloped the entire Yandu, forming a natural barrier. The soldiers who tried to attack the city were ejected several feet away by this colorless barrier. Facing this powerful force, most of the soldiers of the four countries were injured, and they had no choice but to retreat. The war ended. Since then, a few catchy nursery rhymes have spread among the people, "On the top of the snow-capped mountains, the snow girl sleeps forever. She emerged from troubled times and gained power." Someone once asked her, "The Xuanwu Dynasty was so powerful, why did it only support the monarch of Yandu as king?" But the woman just smiled and said, "I don't know either."