The Rise and Fall of the Great Chu

It was the 312th year of the founding of the Chu Dynasty. The cavalry of the Hu tribe in the north broke through Yanmen Pass, and the three states were reduced to scorched earth. The powerful families in the Central Plains are entrenched in the imperial court, land annexation is becoming more and more intense, and poor people have nowhere to go. Jianghu sects are hidden in the mountains and wilderness, and people are displaced and starving to death everywhere. The founding glory of the Chu ancestors has long been lost in extravagance and decadence. The Su family of Zhenbei Hou was framed by traitors and executed. Only the youngest son Su Yan fled into the wilderness of the north with his remnants. This volume writes about the pain of the overthrow of the family and country, the coldness of the feuding families, the difficulty of the common people trying to survive, and the desperate situation of young people, laying the first seeds of fire for the restoration of the country and the restoration of the glory of the ancestors.