Country and Beauty

Xie Fei slept as he folded his clothes, laid on the bed with his head back, and casually covered his stomach with the blanket of unknown skin.

Looking at the extremely perfect little hand placed in front of him, Xie Fei couldn't help but let out a bitter laugh. He was surprised that his scarred face that caused people to feel fear didn't scare the beauty.

Ta Li was definitely a peerless beauty, and would definitely cause countless men with energy to become even more frenzied for her. In a remote mountain village far away from the bustling village. Ta Li was an angel that countless of young men were chasing after. If something were to happen to him here with her and he was unable to give her any promise, wouldn't it be equivalent to harming that girl?

In fact, it was not because Xie Fei did not want to be intimate with her, it was just that after changing the time and place, Xie Fei would probably emit a primal desire, but he was unable to do so right now.

Xie Fei sighed in his heart, he gently pushed open the door and took a deep breath, he looked up at the stars in the sky, and his emotions surged.

Xie Fei's heart was heavy, his expression heavy. In the last years of the Western Jin Dynasty, the world was in a state of chaos. The country was in a state of emptiness and the people were living in desolation. Cui Hong, a historian of the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty, wrote a book called "Spring and Autumn of the Sixteen Kingdoms".

Although Xie Fei was not clear on the specific history of the events, he knew that the civilians in wars suffered the most. Xie Fei was a courageous Chinese soldier, he would never allow this kind of thing to happen in the last years of the Jin Dynasty. Although the losses to the Han nationality were the greatest, but in the end, these barbarians still became members of the Chinese nation. However, he was not willing to just watch the Han nationality bleed.

Xie Fei wanted to reform and strengthen himself, but he was too disappointed with the internal saint of the Chinese people. The saddest thing was that a government official loved money, and a military officer feared death.

This was the third time in history that it had been breached by Liu Cong. Liu Cong had massacred more than 30,000 members of the royal family, which could be said that blood flowed like a river and corpses were like mountains. Thinking of this, Xie Fei's heart ached.

The soldiers' morale was low, but the literati Scholars did not think of resisting and humbly asked for peace. He even lured the wolf into the house.

Capricorn, White Huns, Ding Ling, Iron Fo, Lu Shuihu, Fresh Subordinate, and nine Great Stone Hu were all Caucasian people with golden hair and blue eyes. These barbarian Hu people from the Wilderness still retained their primitive cannibalism, and among them the Capricorn, White Huns, and Fresh Subtle Tribes were the most vicious. In 304 A.D., Murong Qingmei plundered the Central Plains, robbed countless wealth, and kidnapped tens of thousands of Han girls. Along the way back to the teacher's camp, they raped all the other girls and used them as military rations to slaughter and cook. When they arrived at Yi Shui Hebei, there were only eight thousand girls left. Murong Fei couldn't eat it all, but she didn't want to let it go, so she drowned all eight thousand girls in Yi Shui, causing Yi Shui to stop flowing.

As for the Capricorn people, they could simply call them "man-eating demons." Historically, the Capricorn army had never carried grain with them during a military campaign. The Capricorn people called it "two-legged sheep," which meant sex slaves and animals that walked on two legs like sheep. They were used by soldiers to commit adultery at night and killed and cooked during the day. Under the karma regime established by the Karma people, the Han people, who had once founded the Qin and the Han people, were on the verge of being exterminated.

By the time Ran Min had exterminated Karma, there were only about 4 million Han people left in the Central Plains (2 million people in the Western Jin Dynasty). After Ran Min had liberated Ye Du, he had rescued 200,000 Han Chinese women who had been abducted. These Han women were domestic animals raised as "two-legged sheep" by the karma people. They were raped at any time and could be killed and cooked anytime and anywhere. Although over fifty thousand girls were freed, they were still homeless and were taken in by Ran Min. After that, Ran Min was defeated by Murong Mingshuang, and Ye City was taken over. All fifty thousand girls fell into the hands of the man-eating demon Murong Fei. Murong Mingtian was a scoundrel, and he used these fifty thousand poor girls who had just escaped the clutches of the Capricorn race as food for the soldiers. They ate it all in one winter. The broken bones of the fifty thousand young girls outside Ye Xiwen's city were piled up like a small hill...

One of the greatest national heroes in Chinese history, Emperor Ran Min of the Wuhu era. His appearance in history had brought a glimmer of hope to the Han people of the North!

In the chaotic era of chaos, when the Hu people massacred the Han people, in order to survive, the migratory flow of refugees swept through almost the whole of China. Ran Min's father, Ran Zhan, was born into the famous army that shook the world at that time. The Loyalist Army was one of the refugee armed groups active in the north and south of the Yellow River from the end of the Western Jin Dynasty to East Pu, fighting the Hu people and fighting for their lives. In one of the battles, Ran Zhan became the captive of Karma, and died after just a few days due to serious injuries. The king of Karma, Shi Le, admired the wisdom of the brave three armies, and seeing Ran Min, who was only eleven or twelve years old at that time, he recognized the little Ran Min as his grandson, changed his name to Shi Min, and personally brought him up. Ran Min could only bury the hatred in his heart as he endured the pain in his heart to make Shi Le fall for him. Ran Min who had matured was a brave warrior. He had performed meritorious deeds in the battle between Capricorn Zhao and Freshness and Humility, and gradually became one of the top generals of the Capricorn Empire.

The state's policy towards the nation was not recorded in the history books.) He ordered the city gates of Ye City to be opened, and all the six barbarians …

(Hun, Liu, Karma, Ling, Qiang, Ba, etc.) "Those who share the same heart with the officials live, and those who have different hearts live as they please."

In the span of a night, all the Han people within hundreds of miles rushed towards the inner city while the Capricorn and the six barbarians kept the city as their lair. They carried the burden on their carts and ran for their lives. Ran Min realized that these Hu Clans were definitely of different mind if they weren't of my race.

It was always the root of the endless war and chaos in the Central Plains. The famous "Murderous Hurricane" in Chinese history was proclaimed: "All the six barbarians inside and outside China, behead those who dare to take up arms, behead the one Hu to deliver to the Fengyang Sect, advance to the third rank of civil official and bow to the East Gate for military positions". In just three days, they had beheaded more than 200,000 people and their corpses were scattered all over the ground. At the same time, Ran Min had also threatened to send the Six-Hu out of the Central Plains.

"They're all natives," or they'll all be killed.

If Ran Min had not made a prompt decision, the Han people would have long been exterminated, their families would not be talked about human rights in that era. Although there were a lot of Han people, they would just be scattered and be trampled on by others. With a population of 20 million, the Five Tigers had been through hundreds of years of chaos, and only 4 million remained. Their population had been reduced by 80% and they were crying with blood!

We cannot tolerate forgetting history, especially this history of blood and tears.

Xie Fei's mind was in a mess as he stumbled forward. He found a limestone in the ancient village and laid on it, looking up at the sky and sighing.

Although the number of Baru Warriors were few, they all respected the use of force and had impressive fighting capabilities. Furthermore, they also had a deep grudge with the Huns, Qiang and Capricorn Clan.

Xie Fei unintentionally walked into the Baloo. Not only did he get the support of the Baru Warrior, he also obtained the support of one of the members to strut Ba Teer (the giant who fought against Xie Fei earlier). In the battle to save Wade later on, the two thousand Baru Warriors defeated thirty thousand Hun army s and beheaded them ten thousand times. This was a later story, yet he couldn't find the right words to describe it.

Note 1: Ba Teer means to be a hero in Mongolian. The backbone of Xie Fei's expedition,