Mountains and Rivers

In the Ming Dynasty and Qi Dynasty, the three parties stood in a powerful position, with noble families controlling the center, civil and military conflicts, factional strife, and undercurrents on the sixteen battlefields. Chu Chengwu, a soldier at the border, was born in a young age and started in the army. In a troubled world with numerous powerful vassals and constrained military systems, he fought step by step from the bottom, accumulated strength in the flames of war, and rose against the odds in the cracks of the court game. Internally, it faced the reduction of power by civil servants and the checks and balances of aristocratic families; externally, it resisted foreigners and guarded the borders. Swords and guns are the bones, power and strategy are the front, and a soldier on the border will eventually break through the class barriers and stir up the whole Qi Dynasty.