Fan Fiction: I Conquered Langjuxu in the Great Han

I was born humble, but I refused to settle for an ordinary life.

I could have lived as a spoiled playboy, but my heart was set on great deeds.

I came into this world with every stroke of fortune at my side.

Emperor Wu of Han launched the “Northern Desert Campaign.”

I rode two thousand li through the night, annihilated seventy thousand enemies, and subdued countless Xiongnu. I stood alone, with no equal.

At Mount Langjuxu, I performed the “Rite of Feng Langjuxu.”

After that campaign, the Xiongnu fled far away, and no royal court remained south of the desert.

“Changping, mighty and resolute, foremost of generals, you struck down the Xianyun and restored our northern borders. Seven times your war chariots advanced, their battering rams thundering. You surrounded the Chanyu and climbed north to Tianyan. Champion of the Piao Cavalry, swift and valiant, you led six great expeditions, striking like lightning and thunder. You watered your horses at the Great Sea and performed the Rite of Feng Langju Mountain. You extended your dominion west to the Yellow River and established commanderies across the Qilian Mountains.”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.