Murong Murong

By the Daling River, a family walked out of the depths of the grassland. Murong means "I admired the virtues of Eryi and inherited the appearance of Sanguang, so I took Murong as my surname." Starting from Jicheng in Liaodong, Qian Yan, Hou Yan, Nan Yan, and west Yan were established within three generations. Four founding kings and countless heroes came out. Tuyuhun moved westward, and the brothers separated, leaving behind "The Song of Aqian" to sing on the grassland; Murong Xin went on the run to become a disciple and used the techniques of Legalism to forge "the weapon of life"; Murong Ke and Murong Chui, the famous generals, wrote tragic stories in the sea of ​​blood and corpses; Murong De crossed south and burned out the last wisp of beacon smoke. Murong, Murong - is both a surname and a calling. A word of "Aqian" means separation thousands of miles away; a war song means the rise and fall of generations. A family epic of the Murong clan of Xianbei - intrigue, war, betrayal, and protection. From Liaodong to Longxi, from Daling River to Shenhebei. Dancing on the blades, building a country in the cracks, burning in blood and fire. Murong, Murong, a noble man by nature, only has swords and blood.