Song of Comrades
by 亦飞然
In the first year of Jinghe of the Great Yin dynasty, regional warlords were in separatist rule, the northern Jie tribes invaded from the south, and the court eunuchs and aristocratic families were locked in endless strife. Hua Ye, an orphan from Xiazhou, lost his father to the blades of the Jie. Under the tutelage of his benefactor, he developed a forbearing and resilient character. At fifteen, he joined the army and distinguished himself at Cangyun Fort, repeatedly defeating powerful enemies with his wisdom and courage. He forged bonds with his comrades and rose step by step amidst warfare and power struggles. When Song Huiyuan usurped power and the Northern Zhen eyed the land covetously, Hua Ye shouldered the banner of national defense, swept away all rivals, and finally established the Great Xia dynasty, achieving a generation of hegemony.
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