Colonial Era: From Remnant Soldiers to Overlord of Europa

In the year 1739 AD, the 112th year of the Chongzhen era of the Great Ming, eighty years have passed since the devastating war that shattered the mountains and rivers of the Divine Land and plunged Chinese civilization into the dust of barbarian subjugation. Usurpers now infest the imperial court, and barbarian chieftains sit upon the dragon throne, falsely believing they have broken the spine of Huaxia and reduced the Han people to spineless slaves. However, the story is far from over. The sons of Han have never surrendered. Amidst the barbarian rule that blankets the Divine Land, a final bastion remains unconquered. There are still Han men who refuse to live as broken slaves. This final sanctuary lies in Beiting Jinshan, at the foot of the Altai Mountains. Much like the Guiyi Army and the Great Han Jinshan Kingdom centuries before them, they carry the unyielding backbone of the Han people in the distant Western Regions. But this time, the spark of the Han will not be extinguished in the northern sands. It is destined to sweep across the entire Divine Land like a prairie fire, burning away the barbarian dust once and for all.