Lonely in the Prosperous Age

In the troubled times, the Yong Dynasty moved closer to Yuanxian, the feudal vassal town split the soil and established a country, the four seas fell apart, and the war continued year after year. In the Xiling Gorge of Zezhou, the contemporary genius Murong Hongxu came out of the mountain under the patronage of the prince. He formed an alliance with seven people and gathered 20,000 people to train the elite with his own hands. He started from a young age and conquered the heroes. Along the way, we gathered heroes from all over the world, and a hundred single and eight good generals came to surrender. We defeated all the countries and conquered the Liao Dynasty. The whole army had a clear banner and no one suffered a loss in a hundred battles. All the brothers worked together, and the generals sacrificed their lives and carried Murong Hongxu up step by step with one shoulder and one arm, directly to the supreme position, creating a unified and prosperous era of Yong Dynasty. When it was at its peak, the whole country looked up to him, the Hall of Heroes was vacant, and guests from all over the world were in submission. Only the nomadic people in Mobei were not in peace in the northern frontier. The army marched north, but the once undefeated army was trapped in the bitter cold. Lingyan Ridge was killed by an arrow, and two generals from Louzi Mountain were martyred. Three of the Eight Righteous brothers died on the battlefield, and 78% of the one hundred and eight loyal martyrs were buried in the desert. When the dust settled, Mobei surrendered, and thousands of miles of rivers and mountains were unified. People who once sat around drinking wine and discussing the world together may end up sleeping in the northern border with their blood stained yellow sand, or they may see through the war and retreat to the mountains and forests. Four self-composed songs, which have been copyrighted by Tiangong Music "Loyal Comrades" "The Lone King of Xiling" "The Lonely Man Cries" "The Lone Dragon Shakes the Eight Tigers" pure music