Hanjiang Snow North Border Chengfeng

Name: Hanjiang Snow North Border Chengfeng
Author: Writer Cgxyye

by Writer Cgxyye

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22Kwords3chapters

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Ch. 3 — Three Years of Sharpening the Sword, Tempering the Body in the Wind and Snow

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About This Novel

During the Taiping period of Dajing, the northern border was windy and snowy, and countless bones were buried under Yanmen Pass. The orphan Chen Yan was rescued by Zhao Zhong, a veteran guarding the pass. He was living in the barracks kitchen with only a rusty "Shou Zhuo" knife for company. The barbarians were knocking at the gate and the military camp was bleeding. Zhao Zhong protected him with his life and pushed him in front of his daughter Su Qinghan who joined the Zhenbei Army and the veteran general Qin Zhong. From then on, the young man held a sword and walked in the snow, practiced throwing stones at the wall, tempered cold iron in the weapons room, listened to Su Qinghan's lectures on military strategies, and followed Qin Zhong to understand the true meaning of the word "guard" - soldiers on the border can only protect people while they are alive. He broke into the Black Wind Valley on a snowy night to search for food, and broke through Prime Minister Liu Song's secret message of collaborating with the enemy; he led the recruits as a young man, and used Zhao Zhong's story of wheat cakes to unite people's hearts; even in the Longtan Tiger's Den in the capital, he broke into the dungeon of the Prime Minister's Mansion at night, split the shackles with the newly formed "Remembering En" knife, and protected Su Qinghan. There is a turbulent undercurrent in the temple, and the discussion of withdrawal is like a sword hanging from the ceiling; the war in the north is endless, and the barbarian cavalry often knocks on the door. Chen Yan climbed up from the snow at Yanmen Pass. With the veteran's instructions, the beauty's expectations, and the general's teachings, he swore an oath with a "Hanjiang" sword: to guard the wall, guard the people, and guard the lights of thousands of houses behind him.