Xuanniao's Eastward Journey: Yin People's Migration to the New World

In 1046 BC, Muye was defeated, Chaoge was burned to the ground, and the Yin Shang Dynasty collapsed in six hundred years. At that time, Youhou happy's main army, which was stranded on the Dongyi front line, was not defeated on the battlefield, but lost his home and country first. The homeland is destroyed and the way back is cut off. If you surrender to the Zhou Dynasty, you will be imprisoned for generations; if you die in battle, your cultural heritage will be extinct. Mu, the young son of the clan, led more than ten thousand Yin merchants and soldiers and civilians to abandon the Central Plains and set foot on the frozen soil, across the Liaodong wasteland, and went to Kuyi Island in the North Sea. During the five years of extreme cold, they cut trees and built boats, fished and hunted to save species, and endured the bitter cold on the deserted island. When the midsummer wind came, the fleet marched eastward along the Thousand Islands, bravely venturing into the eternally uninhabited area of ​​​​the North Pacific. No time travel, no system, no extraordinary tricks. Only bronze is the vessel, the stars are the guide, flesh and blood is the boat, and the unyielding bones of the ancestors are the only ones. When the black bird flag once again breaks the waves and travels eastward, an epic migration of ancestors that has been completely erased from the annals of history finally reappears in the world.