Don't Stay in Jail

Nanliang seems so insignificant to the entire history of China. There are not many places in this country worthy of excavation and praise. However, in Xiao Yan's journey to become an emperor, there was one person who outshone all his subordinates. This person was also the protagonist of the works of the famous Japanese writer Tanaka Yoshiki. In his most brilliant years, his biggest rival, the Northern Wei Dynasty, had this popular saying: Famous masters and generals should not stay in prison Thousands of troops avoid white robes He is the general that Chairman Mao admired throughout his life, Chen Qingzhi, the pillar of the country in Nanliang! After he helped Xiao Yan become an emperor, the years of fighting in the south and north caused him to die young and was frail and sick. His son Chen Zhao also died with him in the war. The subsequent Hou Jing Rebellion and the Second Northern Expedition were all completed in his name. So who is this Chen Qingzhi who lived to the age of fifty-six? Who could achieve such a legend despite the treacherous Nanliang court and powerful foreign enemies? Everything started just because of a chess piece... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.