Xin Jing

By the end of the 20th century, the feudal system that had lasted for three years had become deeply entrenched and was approaching its end on the Chinese mainland. The last feudal dynasty, the Manchu Empire, had long since lost its imposing presence when it entered the pass. At this point, it was like an octogenarian suffering from a hundred diseases, with the scent of death permeating every part of its body. A time of external worries and internal troubles