A Common Soldier of the Northern Army of Eastern Jin

The wheel of history rolled through the tumultuous Three Kingdoms era, and the Central Plains enjoyed a peace unseen for a hundred years. Everyone thought a golden age was about to begin, but no one imagined that what awaited them was a thousand-year nightmare the Han people would never wish to face.

The chaos of Yongjia descended upon the Central Plains, where wolves and tigers roamed unchecked! The sons and daughters of Huaxia wailed in pools of blood.

Unwilling to live as slaves, the Han people moved south as entire clans and rebuilt the Eastern Jin in Jiangdong. Starting with Zu Ti, Han armies crossed north from Jiangnan six times and campaigned in the Central Plains nine times over the next century, but every effort fell short. How many patriots could only gaze toward the two capitals and sigh? Beneath these towering green mountains, where are the loyal dead not buried?

Fortunately, Heaven has not abandoned the Han people. Liu Jinu is still here, and with all the passion in his heart, he will roar out the strongest voice of this age: Han and Hu cannot coexist; the royal cause must not be confined to the south!

Come along with this book and enter an age of clashing swords and horses, an age of ambition that could swallow ten thousand miles.