Wei Liangzhi Nan Ji Beidou

In the spring of the first year of Wutai, there was an undercurrent in the court of the Northern Wei Dynasty. Empress Dowager Hu was suspicious of Emperor Xiaoming's mother and son. The beacon smoke in Beizhen temporarily stopped but hidden dangers were deep. The bells of Jiankang Buddhist Temple in Nanliang were ringing melodiously. Emperor Xiao Yan was intoxicated in the dream of peace. Little did he know that the storm in Northern Xinjiang was about to sweep across Jianghuai. Originally, the powerful general Er Zhu Rong followed the imperial edict and went south, stained with blood in Heyin, and embarked on the path to power, but could not escape the fate of death and family decline; Gao Huan, a junior official, would lie dormant in the troubled times, and finally separatized Shandong, laying the foundation for his hegemony; and Xiao Yan, the Southern Emperor, would usher in Hou Jing's Rebellion more than ten years later, starving Taicheng to death, and ruining half his life's business. However, a prophet's soul quietly settled in the body of Er Zhu Tianguang, the nephew of the King of Taiyuan, and Yang Kan, the famous general of Beizhen, suddenly recalled the fragments of the past life in front of the battle. Two stars unexpectedly reincarnated, one wanted to save the North from overthrow, and the other vowed to change the Southern Dynasty's decline. Their appearance is like a boulder thrown into the long river of destiny - will Er Zhurong's blade be deflected? Can Gao Huan's rise be blocked? Can Xiao Yan's Buddhist country avoid that catastrophe? Destiny is torn apart, and the chess game is rearranged. When all the known future changes change, whose hands will the North and South countries fall into?