Feng City. The City Lord's Mansion.
The City Lord's Mansion was also the Feng City General's Residence. Because Feng City lay near the border of the Peacock Empire, disputes between the two countries were frequent, and conflicts of all sizes never ceased. To protect the border residents and keep the country's territory intact, the Xifeng Empire had stationed a large force here.
Back then, the genius king of the Peacock Dynasty, Ying Qianhu, had suddenly allied with the Great Wu Kingdom and raised a million-strong army, intending to devour the neighboring Xifeng and Great Zhou Kingdoms. Chu Yufeng, then the Ninth Prince of Prince Jin's Mansion, led troops to meet him. In the end, he led many heroes into battle against the Peacock King at Feng City. The old Yantang generals who had followed Chu Yufeng were each rewarded according to their merits, and their names and deeds were recorded gloriously in the annals of history.
The ancestor of the Lu family, Lu Fengshou, had been merely a minor guard commander in Feng City at the time. He had followed Chu Yufeng through thousands of battles, large and small, and earned countless military merits. In the end, he became the Grand General who commanded all the armies under heaven.
The ancestor of the Cui family, Cui Yu, had originally been a commander of the household troops in Prince Jin's Mansion. When Chu Yufeng led his forces on campaigns across the south and north, Cui Yu had been his shadow and shield. Whenever Chu Yufeng entered battle to kill the enemy, Cui Yu had always led the way, commanding the Prince's Mansion guards in a charge at the very front. He had used his flesh to block the attacks and dragged Chu Yufeng out of heaps of corpses time and time