After the 15 regions, there were a few regions that belonged to Nation Legatees. Of course, these Nation Legatees weren't gathered together, but rather spread out. There were five Nation Legatees in total, and they occupied 20 regions in total.
This did not mean that the five Legatees controlled 20 regions; they only controlled two or three regions. There were some regions that they did not control, and there were some regions between them. However, if the five Legatees were to be grouped together, there would be 20 regions.
Not only did they have powerful natives, but they also had many players. Their strength in the Yue Kingdom was quite good. Of course, that was only in small countries.
After all, this was a Nation Legacy, so there was no need for the Vietnamese Guard to attack. If they did not give a reason and casually destroyed a Nation Legacy, others would feel threatened. After all, the Vietnamese Guard was the most powerful faction in Vietnam.
If you want to destroy a country's power at will, everyone will feel threatened, and they will unite to attack you. Then, the situation of Qin in Huaxia will appear.
They just so happened to be killed by Qin himself. Below is the information about the five Legacies.
In 1225, Li Zhao Huang abdicated the throne to Chen Zhao and established the Chen Dynasty. The country was called Da Yue and its capital was located in Rising Dragon. Because the ruler of this dynasty was surnamed "Chen", it was known as the "Chen Dynasty" in history.
It had a history of more than 170 years. In the year 1400, Li Ji Ya deposed the Young Emperor and established the Hu Dynasty. The Chen Dynasty perished.
In 1771, the three brothers, Nguyen Wenyue, Nguyen Wenshu, and Nguyen Wenhui, launched an uprising in Xishan. They attacked cities and seized land with irresistible force and overthrew the rule of Quang Nam. Because they sent troops in Xishan, they were called the Xishan Dynasty, which was established by the peasant rebels in Xishan.
The new dynasty was soon strangled by Nguyễn Phúc Anh who colluded with the southern landlord class and French colonists. In May 1802, Nguyễn Phúc Anh established the last feudal dynasty in Vietnamese history, the Nguyễn Dynasty.
The Ding Dynasty was also the first feudal dynasty after China became independent. Its founder, Division Ding, swept away the separatist forces within the borders of Vietnam and unified the entire country. In the year 968, he established the government and proclaimed himself the Emperor, with the name Great Quyue.
It only had a history of twelve years. In 980, the Ten Paths General Li Huan seized the throne, and the Ding Dynasty perished.
The Mo Dynasty was a dynasty in the north during the Northern and Southern Dynasties of the State of Yue. In 1527, Mo Dengyong, a minister of the Li Dynasty, usurped the throne and established the Mo Dynasty.
In 1592, it was overthrown by the Later Li Dynasty, which was restored by the Zheng family. After the fall of the Mo Dynasty, the power of the Mo clan was not completely destroyed. The Mo clan gathered in northern Vietnam, Cao Bình, under the protection of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It was not until 1677 that they were destroyed by the Later Li dynasty in the name of assisting the Qing dynasty in quelling the rebellion of the Three Feudatories.
The Kingdom of Zheng was one of the four political systems during the Southern and Northern Dynasties of the State of Yue, as well as the dispute between Zheng and Ruan. The Kingdom of Zheng was governed by the Clan of Zheng, and there were thirteen generations of leaders. The Zheng Clan had contributed greatly to the Later Li Dynasty due to their participation in the war against Mozambique, and they had a status above the Later Li Dynasty's emperor.
Zheng Qiang succeeded to the throne as the last Lord of Zheng, but because of internal strife with Li Zhao, he fled after only a year on the throne, and the Zheng clan's regime came to an end.
Qin also had some accurate information about the five nations. The Chen Dynasty had a population of four million, nine city lords, and 200,000 players. The Xishan Dynasty had a population of three million, eight city lords, and 250,000 players. The Ding Dynasty had five million people, ten City Lords, and 300,000 players.
The Mozambique Dynasty had a population of four million, seven city lords, and 150,000 players, while the Zheng Dynasty had a population of five million, nine city lords, and 400,000 players.
This was the strength of the five Nation Legatees. They had 43 city lords, 1.3 million players, and a total army of four million soldiers.
With this kind of strength, would Qin still care about them? He would not care at all, as he already saw them as Qin's possessions.
The five Nation Legatees were destroyed by Qin, and the Vietnamese Guard did not have to worry about them anymore. They continued to push forward, and 50 regions were controlled by the system factions.
The players here did not have good lives, and they could either submit to the system main cities or be slaughtered. There were only two outcomes, and there was no neutral option.
After taking out 15 regions, the 20 regions controlled by the Legatees, and the 50 regions controlled by the Legatees, Qin only had 35 regions left.
Because of how ferocious the system factions were towards the players, countless players were furious. However, because the system factions were all gathered together, they did not dare to attack and could only hold it in. The Vietnamese Guard also exaggerated the threat of the system main cities.
They told the players that the system main cities were incredibly savage and ruthless, and they were like demonic existences. The Vietnamese Guard asked the players within to quickly leave and made a public announcement that they were going to build a Great Wall to prevent the system main cities from suddenly attacking ordinary players.
Many people in Vietnam agreed with this. After all, the system main cities' large factions were killing players, and the players all knew how vicious their actions were. With how great of a threat they posed, there was nothing wrong with building a Great Wall.
Following this, the Vietnamese Guard started to organize people to build a Great Wall. They did not hide the fact that Qin was building a Great Wall to defend against Vietnam.
That's right, it was to defend against Vietnam. Otherwise, why would Qin want to build a Great Wall? After Qin devoured so many regions, they would definitely be attacked by all of Vietnam. As such, Zhao Fu decided to build a Great Wall ahead of time.
In actuality, with Qin's current strength, destroying all of Vietnam would not be a problem. However, this was a matter that could destroy a country. Once Vietnam was destroyed, it would cause a massive commotion, and which of the surrounding countries would feel at ease? They would definitely ally together to attack Qin.
Zhao Fu did not want to be held back by them, so he chose to take things one step at a time. That way, things would not be as serious, and the danger would not be as great.
After building the first Great Wall, the Vietnamese Guard used the system main cities as an excuse to build a second Great Wall outside of the 35 regions. That way, they would be able to completely control the 120 regions that they had planned.
Because they did not have enough people to build the Great Wall, the Vietnamese Guard paid good wages and hired ordinary players. They also invited other factions to participate.
There was money to be made, and they could protect themselves. Moreover, they were helping Vietnam and the Vietnamese Guard establish order. As such, many people would naturally want to help. However, they never would have thought that these two Great Walls would be used to defend against them.
By then, it would be too late – those regions would already belong to Qin, and with their strength, they would never be able to take back the regions that Qin had devoured.
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