The Frost Bell Rings in the Northern Summer

This dynasty started with a slave-slaying knife. Ye Qing, who was born as a slave, cut off the first human head on Luliang Mountain, and with a group of hungry men, he tore open the iron curtain of clan rule. The rules he set were simple: those with military merit would eat meat, and those with kneeling knees would die alive. The national motto he set is also very simple: People in Northern Xia do not kneel. In the next two hundred and sixty-seven years, there was not a single weakling in the eleven generations of emperors. The Lie Emperor Ye Po's army used 20,000 men to fight against 80,000 allied troops, beheading 50,000 men and being hit by 70 arrows. He stood leaning on his spear and froze to death. The last emperor, Ye Xiao, led twenty dead soldiers into the battle, captured the flag and beheaded the commander, suffered seventy-one wounds on his body, and stood leaning on the flagpole until he breathed his last. The Hu people were in awe and erected monuments with the word "Sha" carved on them and did not dare to touch them. This is Northern Xia. Some say it is dead. But the monument is still there, the knife is still there, and the energy has not dissipated. Some stories have just begun.