The Lament of Zhuolu

In the chaotic ancient era, tribal conflicts raged. Chiyou unified the eighty-one tribes of the south, and the Jiuli tribe, unwilling to remain confined to the southern wilderness, launched a northern expedition for survival. Leading the eighty-one tribes of Jiuli, Chiyou disciplined his army, protected the people, and advanced into the Central Plains, overcoming obstacles along the way. From the first battle at Yunmeng Marsh to the siege of Jingling, the grain seizure at Zhangshui, and the fierce fight at Banquan, he steadily advanced with iron-blooded strategy against the Yanhuang alliance, composing an epic of tribal warfare. The battlefield saw slaughter, power struggles, and ingenious schemes, with no room for retreat. Soldiers fought to the death, their loyal bones buried in the wilderness; the people wandered but stayed together, and the tribes shared life and death. From the unstoppable northern campaign to the tragic last stand in a desperate situation, every battle was fought with all their might, every step for the survival of the tribe. There were no supernatural powers, only unwavering loyalty; they did not ask for fate's decree, only upheld the righteousness in their hearts. They contended for supremacy in the Central Plains, striving for the world, even if the end was tragic, they would protect the bloodline of Jiuli. This ancient lament tells the desolation and grandeur of primitive warfare, engraves the unyielding loyal souls of the tribes, and recreates the ultimate battle of Zhuolu, buried for millennia.