A Long Song of Troubled Times: the Storms of the Late Jin Dynasty

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Wuhu cavalry invaded the Central Plains, Luoyang was burned, Chang'an fell, and the fire of Han civilization was on the verge of collapse. In these troubled times, four young people who did not know each other embarked on the same road: Wei Wuji, the leader of the Wei clan in Hedong, shouldered the burden of family feud and rejuvenation, transformed from a son of an aristocratic family into an anti-Hu banner leading a militia; Jian learns to unite people's hearts and protect the last bit of "humanity"; Qingluan, the former secret guard of the military palace, handed over secret documents after traveling alone for many years, and died side by side with the commander as a scout; Liu Zhiqiu, the master of Liujiawu, worked around the Wubao and turned his wisdom into a system to protect women and children. Their opponents are equally extraordinary - Chen Xuance, a counselor from a poor family, is pressing forward step by step with the strategy of "using the Han to control the Han". The foreign heroes Liu Yuan, Liu Cong, and Shi Le take turns going south, weaving war and discord into a dragnet. From being in exile in Wubao to sticking to the northern border, from seeking survival for themselves to risking their lives to protect the people, the four people met in the fire of the Yongjia Rebellion and made a decision in a desperate situation: not to cross south, not to surrender to the Hu, and to plant an immortal nail in the dangerous place in the north.