Thirty-Three Vassals Chased the Emperor

In the thirty-seventh year of Yongjingyuan's reign, the emperor's heart was unpredictable, and he issued an imperial edict to entrust thirty-three princes, each with a state and the support of troops and self-governance. Unexpectedly, a sudden change occurred in the palace, and the eldest prince brazenly killed his father to seize his legitimate son, and pretended to order the world. Each of the thirty-two vassal kings has his own agenda, splitting the land and sealing the territory. Everyone secretly recruits low-income advisers and down-and-out generals, hides their cards, and amasses private soldiers. There is no brotherhood anymore. The 11 to 32 weak vassals are not cannon fodder. They use the cover of the aristocratic family to cultivate and hibernate, and they are sitting on the team of generals, hiding the power of separatist power to aspire to the throne. The barbarians from the four regions in the north, the countries in the west, the Baiyue in the south, and the pirates in the East China Sea are all looking for opportunities to carve up the Central Plains. In troubled times, everyone is a chess player. And Xiao Heng, the last thirty-third prince of the Great Yong Dynasty, lived in Shuohuang, a bitter and cold land, with no support from his aristocratic family, no maternal clan to rely on, and no direct descendants. In a desperate situation, he watched with cold eyes the kings fighting among themselves and the hidden dragon dormant in the border city. Invite hermits from the mountains and wild areas, collect powerful generals from poor families, care for the refugees, train elite soldiers, unite the barbarians, and consolidate the northern frontier. When the thirty-three vassals were exhausted and their vitality was greatly weakened, he sent his troops southward, sweeping through the heroes, suppressing the barbarians in the north and the mountains and rivers in the south. Start with the weakest, conquer the thirty-three vassals, end the troubled times, ascend to the throne of emperor, and take charge of the thousands-mile-long Yongjiang Mountains.