The Legend of Murong Chui, the God of War in Xianbei

Murong Chui spent his whole life on the battlefield, trampling the mountains and rivers of the Sixteen Kingdoms with his iron horse and glaciers, but he could not cut off the bloody shackles of fate. From the sword flash when he first encountered Duan Ronghui in Zimengchuan City, to the black blood-soaked poem manuscript on the Shenhepi altar, he shot down the Yuwen war flag, split open the Goguryeo royal court, defeated the pillar of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, destroyed Zhai Wei, and Ping Xiyan. However, in the whirlpool of power and intrigue, he witnessed his uncle Murong Han drinking poison, his beloved Duan Ronghui withering away from the shaman's blood curse, and his beloved son Shacheng dying unexpectedly. Forty years of victorious battles piled up hills of bones, and each victory brought him closer to deeper despair - he could protect the Yan Kingdom's territory, but he could not protect his beloved relatives. When the black bird fell into the glacier, the white-haired God of War finally realized: the so-called "invincible" is just the cruelest mockery of ants when the giant wheel of history rolls over.