Mo, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties

Sixteen Kingdoms War｜From a refugee to an emperor｜Half the country and half the life of you｜No systematic local people's arrogance｜Father and son inheritance] He swallowed thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, but could not swallow his father's sigh. In the winter of the sixth year of Yonghe's reign, on the bank of the Huaihe River, Mo Jiangji, a fifteen-year-old street boy, crawled out of the pile of dead people and served a bowl of hot porridge with his own hands for a young boy who was about to starve to death. That was the only light in his life. Seven years later, he became the feared "Mo Madman" on the northern battlefield. Armed with 3,000 refugees, he went upstream during the defeat of Yin Hao's Northern Expedition, gathered the remaining soldiers, and defended the south bank of the Yangtze River. From the refugees in Huaibei to the founding ancestor of the Southern Jin Dynasty, he spent his whole life ending the partial peace of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Under his rule, corvee was light and taxes were low, sea trade was open and culture was prosperous. However, he was cold to his eldest son Sima Ang - just because the child had the blood of another woman... Or he was rejecting the real protagonist of this era.