Zhongli Fengyan

From 502 to 507 AD, Wei Rui, Yuan Ying, Yuan Cheng, Xing Luan, Cao Jingzong, Yang Dayan, Ma Xiankan, Chang Yizhi, Xi Kangsheng, Feng Daogen, Fu Yong... A group of generals from the north and south gathered on the line of the Huai River, and both sides repeatedly attacked and defended along the Huai River. The two emperors, the wily Xiao Yan and the young and energetic Yuan Ke, were dealing with the complicated situation in the court while controlling thousands of troops and horses to duke it out outside Zhongli City from thousands of miles away. I am not afraid of Xiao Niang and Grandma Lu, but I am afraid of Wei Hu in Hefei... On Shaoyang Island, King Zhongshan of the Wei Dynasty had a wonderful idea to build a flying bridge across both sides of the Huai River; Wei Hu in the south of the Yangtze River built a city overnight, and the earth-shattering "Que Yue Formation" reappeared on the battlefield... Zhongli's battle was the most successful in the Feishui River. The children were sad when they left, but they competed with music and drums when they returned. I'd like to ask a passer-by, how is Huo Qubing? Politics, power struggles, formations, strategies, humanities, geography, systems, marches, weapons... Are all here.