Northern Ming Jun Xing Shuo Ning Ji

"The Rise of the Northern Mingjun and Shuoning Ji" is an fictional historical legend that spans hundreds of years. The story begins on a peninsula on the west coast of the Beiming Sea that is regarded as a wilderness, a small and poor country established by aborigines and exiled prisoners. From the moment Xiao Chengshuo succeeded to the throne in front of his father's sickbed, the country embarked on a long road to survive and become stronger while surrounded by powerful enemies. The work depicts the entire process of a country from poverty and weakness to the peak of its rise. Building roads and reclaiming wasteland, reorganizing armaments, sending envoys for trade, and forming marriage alliances, each generation of monarchs made their own choices in the tide of the times. From the bloody battle of Stone Bridge to the war of annihilation, from the plague to the collapse of the empire, the Shuoning Kingdom is constantly torn between survival and expansion, faith and interests, tradition and change. There are no born heroes here, only ordinary people who have been pushed to the forefront by the times - kings, generals, envoys, businessmen, women - each responded to the inquiry of fate in different ways. When the old order collapses and new powers surround us, can a country that grew out of the soil stand firm on the shores of the Minghai Sea, where blood and fire are intertwined? When the peak passes and decline comes like a tide, how will this country face its own twilight? The story continues, and history never stops asking for answers in every era.