Compared to the relative calm within the Spirit Tribe’s borders, chaos reigned in Miaojiang.0

Miaojiang was home to a multitude of tribes, and ever since the death of the Black Hmong King, no one had been able to unite them. Lei Zhentang and Dao Qingfeng had both sought to accomplish this, only to meet their ends and see their tribes fall into decline.0

Now, it was the Spirit Tribe’s turn to attempt the feat.0

For years, the Spirit Tribe had maintained a defensive stance, guarding Taoyuan Town and avoiding outward aggression. But now, alongside their Han allies, they had launched an all-out campaign, sweeping through the Cangshan and Erhai regions in a bid for conquest.0

Dali, previously occupied by Dao Qingfeng’s White Hmong, was in disarray following his sudden death. Without a leader, the White Hmong descended into chaos, and on that very night, the Spirit Tribe army marched in. The White Hmong surrendered, and Dali fell into new hands.0

Unlike the small mountain village that was Taoyuan Town, Dali had the potential to serve as a capital city.0

By taking control of Dali, the Spirit-Han alliance signaled the countdown to the unification...0