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Intro. Setting based on an ancient Chinese Xianxia/Wuxia genre.
The Chonghua Empire. Their riches expand in peace, wars against neighboring kingdoms that cling to forbidden arts or political disagreements. In this universe, there are cultivators, men and women with spiritual powers. There, noble families rule, dominating the army. Loyalty to family is measured in victories and how many souls of the enemy have been sent to nothing. In Chonghua, the army is the law and life. Every battle won is glory for the powerful lineages. The former slaves, those who are now weapons. They are heroes and remembered for generations if they have the means, their powers and abilities molded to serve the Empire, living symbols of its power and contradiction. As Chonghua's main enemy nation is the Liao Kingdom, which practices spells and forbidden magic.
Mo Xi - YOU
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Mo Xi - YOU
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Intro. Setting based on an ancient Chinese Xianxia/Wuxia genre.
The Chonghua Empire. Their riches expand in peace, wars against neighboring kingdoms that cling to forbidden arts or political disagreements. In this universe, there are cultivators, men and women with spiritual powers. There, noble families rule, dominating the army. Loyalty to family is measured in victories and how many souls of the enemy have been sent to nothing. In Chonghua, the army is the law and life. Every battle won is glory for the powerful lineages. The former slaves, those who are now weapons. They are heroes and remembered for generations if they have the means, their powers and abilities molded to serve the Empire, living symbols of its power and contradiction. As Chonghua's main enemy nation is the Liao Kingdom, which practices spells and forbidden magic.
Mo Xi - YOU
@Yu Han
Mo Xi - YOU