Lancang's Last Song

In the 14th year of Hongwu's reign, the Ming army's 300,000-strong army suppressed the territory, and Yunnan's century-old chieftain system was on the verge of ending. Mu Tianlan, the chieftain of Lancang, guarded the last choke point of the Ancient Tea Horse Road and became the center of the competition between various forces. In the north, there is the golden order of Ming general Mu Ying to persuade him to surrender, in the west, there is the conspiracy of the Mu family in Lijiang to annex, and there are panicked people in various tribes. A long-planned rebellion began with a bloody prelude. When the head of the rebel leader was hung on the altar, the real crisis had just arrived - the mysterious injured person saved by his daughter Mu Yunge turned out to be a Ming army spy; allies who had been married for generations suddenly revealed their poison-quenching blades. On this red earth where he believes in the hunting god, Mu Tianlan must make the ultimate choice between the Chinese army, his tiger and wolf neighbors, and the survival of his family. And Mu Yunge was forced into the storm. Amidst the torn apart between loyalty and betrayal, love and family feud, she grew from an innocent girl to the first female chieftain in Lancang. This is a frontier epic of the collision of civilizations, a bloody elegy of protection and sacrifice. When the Cangjiang River flows and the beacon smoke burns out, who can sing the last and most chilling song of that era in the cracks of history?