Participating in Business: the Boyhood of the Khan and the Emperor

In the last years of Dasheng, the emperor bowed his head and the princes rose together. In the fifth year of Taiping, the grassland was flooded and eight surnames were out of food; in the sixth year of Taiping, the thirteen-year-old Oti Chijin Namuhan took a look at the south for his "no one mentioned" grandmother, and rescued his father who was forced into a corner by political discussions. He stood up on his own, crossed the Jiejiang River in the name of learning etiquette and preparing for marriage, and walked into the richest city in the Central Plains. In the same year, in Daliang City, the down-and-out concubine Shen Li dug into the dirtiest warehouse of his family and dug out his ancestor's knife that no one dared to recognize. The old man who taught him how to use the sword lived for three hundred years, and was accompanied by a pair of twins from the Xi tribe - they also had their own destiny to face. One came from horseback, and the other came from dust. The troubled times are about to begin, Yinghuo is lighting fires in the courts of all countries, and Zhenxing's remaining veins are gathering old troops in the dark. No one knows them, and they don't know each other yet. Until the night of the fire in Yudu. "Come up quickly!" A horse, two boys, and a city full of people who want their lives. Many years later, one became the khan of the grassland and the other became the founding emperor. They agreed to be brothers for life. The Shenxing and Shangxing come and go, never to meet again.