Holy Medicine

During the Zhengtong period of the Ming Dynasty, Wang Zhen encouraged Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty to personally conquer the country. Datong had a shortage of troops and equipment, so Zhu Qizhen sent an additional 45,000 troops to Datong and Xuanfu on June 30. Wang Xie, a field soldier from Datong Guard Station, was subsequently transferred to the front line to garrison Maoerzhuang. On July 10, Maoerzhuang outside Datong City faced the besieging Boyan Timur tribe. The Ming army was annihilated and Wang Xie was trapped on the battlefield. Just when Wang Xie suffered severe injuries to his abdomen and was buried in a pile of corpses, an old civilian wearing a linen shirt came over the blood-stained ground, squatted in front of Wang Xie who was still half breathing, leaned down, and spat out a few words: Shunqi, do you want to live? Everyone knows that the eternal light is not eternal, but under the mortal world, there is still a scenery that has been little known for thousands of years. It wasn't until 2000, when Wang Xie said the same words to a young man in western Ganxi that the world of Changming gradually became erratic. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.