The Iron-Blooded Qiang King: from Slave to Overlord

In 446 BC, Yuan Jian, a young man from Yiqu, saw his family and country destroyed by the Qin army and became a Qin slave and suffered humiliation. Yueyang was a slave for three years. He secretly learned farming and military skills, hid millet seeds and fled in desperate situations. When the Taohe River was robbed, they escaped through "miracles". In the Hehuang Valley, they met Ah Yue, who was also tortured by the Qin Dynasty. The two worked together to open up wasteland, broke the Qiang people's original survival mode with the land-grain method and the bronze plow, and united people's hearts through the "miracle of earthworms". Faced with the Qin-Hungarian coalition attack, Yuan Jian established a blood-oathed stone alliance, created the Beidou Formation, repeatedly defeated powerful enemies, and established the Hehuang Qiang Kingdom. His descendants inherited the ancestral motto of "unity of farming and war", united the Han Dynasty to fight against the Huns, opened up the Silk Road, and integrated the unyielding spirit of the sword into the blood of the Qiang people. An epic counterattack from slave to king, a magnificent song of national unity and the inheritance of civilization.