Conquer the World: the Dragon-Slaying Boy

The Mongolian grassland in the twelfth century AD was a Shura field where the weak and the strong preyed on each other. After the leader of the Qiyan tribe, Yesugei, was poisoned to death, nine-year-old Temujin and his family were ruthlessly abandoned by his tribe. He fell from the clouds into the mud, dug grass roots to survive, wore wooden shackles and was humiliated. Even on his wedding night at the age of eighteen, he watched his beloved wife being abducted by a feud. Fate pushed him into the endless abyss. In order to survive, he was forced to draw a knife in blood and fire. He endured humiliation and borrowed troops from the powerful. Although he was defeated on the battlefield in the tragic "Battle of Thirteen Wings", he won a complete victory in the battle of people's hearts with his extreme calmness and forbearance. He accepted his eldest son Jochi, whose life experience was a mystery, overturning the old aristocratic blood theory of the grasslands; he drank muddy water with his followers on the banks of the Banjuni River, made a life-and-death oath, and forged a pile of scattered tribesmen into a sharp sword that pierced the sky. This is not only a history of iron-blooded conquest, but also a history of the awakening of human nature in extreme circumstances. Temujin initially drew his sword just to protect his family, with compassion for the suffering in him. However, when the title of "Genghis Khan" resounded across the grasslands in 1206, and when the harsh "Dazhasa" forged the tribe into a sophisticated war machine, the boy who once cried for half a fish finally wore the crown of power. The young dragon-slaying boy has already put on the crown, and his ambition has only just been ignited. When he stared at the vast Central Plains and Jiangnan in the south, the old order of the grassland had been shattered, and a new era belonging to the empire was coming with endless iron hoofs and killings.