Black Flag: I Race with Temujin in the Grassland

It was the beginning of the thirteenth century, and Genghis Khan, who had risen in Mobei, was gradually integrating all the grassland tribes and starting a road of conquest. Tele, the second son of the Kangli tribe, was in trouble and took the rest of his tribe to the Kazakh grassland at the northern foot of Congling. Under the nomadic law of the jungle, he abandoned the old tribal habits and created his own military and political system of the Eight Banners on the grassland. The black flag was respected, and functions were divided into eight colors to reshape the nomadic order. Collect refugees, train iron cavalry, establish laws and regulations, build the Canglang Khanate, and make Tianjing its capital. From a destitute and abandoned son in Bingshuihe to a hegemon in Central Asia, Telel worked step by step, concealing his evil intentions and accumulating national power. When the Mongol troops on the Western Expedition point directly into the river, the two geniuses will finally face a collision. This is a game between the two heroes across Europe and Asia, and it is also the ultimate showdown between the system and the tribe.