Dingzhou

Ding is called Ding, and Ding is called Ding. In the second year of Qianhua in the Later Liang Dynasty, the Bianliang palace changed. Zhu Yougui killed his father and usurped power, and blood flowed in both the government and the public. Guo Cong, the adopted son of Zhu Wen, was a brilliant general in the army. Because he refused to join in the evil deeds, he was reduced from a guest to a prisoner overnight. He was chased by the whole family, fled thousands of miles, panicked like a bereaved dog. Such a cannibalistic world, a paradise, has always only existed in fantasy. The Later Liang Dynasty will fall, the Later Tang Dynasty will rise, Shi Jingtang will cut off the sixteen states of Yanyun, and the emperor will be in disgrace for thousands of years; the Khitan cavalry will go south, and the Central Plains will be devastated. The troubled times are like a furnace, and all living things are like ants. Some people compete for the throne, some strive for the top spot, and some just want to survive. This time, Guo Cong chose to conquer the Central Plains.