Long ago, Miaojiang had a king, and Dali was the royal capital. Its ruler, the Black Hmong King, was a figure on the Ranking of Heaven. The White Hmong, led by Dao Qingfeng, suffered greatly under his oppressive rule, nearly to the point of annihilation, creating a deep-seated blood feud.0

After uniting the tribes of Miaojiang, the Black Hmong King was not content with just the single region. Ambitious and aggressive, he launched multiple invasions into Bashu.0

Unfortunately for him, he encountered Xia Longyuan, who was at the height of his power and in the prime of his campaign to “unify the world.” At that point, Xia Longyuan was invincible.0

The Black Hmong King met his end decisively, slain with a single strike of Xia Longyuan’s saber. Yes, it was done with a saber, one that everyone was familiar with: Dragon Bird. The “little bird” was intimately acquainted with the Black Hmong King, though not in the way it might sound. The king was not sliced in half but had half his head cleaved off. In any case, he was thoroughly dead.0

From then on, Miaojiang fell under the rule...0