The Wronged Souls of Famous Generals

There are ten renowned generals in Chinese history who were unjustly executed: Wu Qi, the brilliant military sage of the Warring States period; Bai Qi, the famous Qin general; Li Mu, one of the Four Great Generals of the Warring States period; Meng Tian, the brave and battle-hardened Qin general; Han Xin, who laid the foundations of the Han dynasty; Zhou Yafu, who suppressed the Rebellion of the Seven States in just three months; Gao Changgong, one of the Four Great Handsome Men of ancient China and a god of war who rescued Jinyong Fortress; Gao Xianzhi, who led Tang troops from victory to victory; Yue Fei, the foremost of the Southern Song's "Four Generals of the Zhongxing Era"; and Yu Qian, the Ming dynasty's most loyal minister. What made them great generals, and why was each one condemned to a fate more unjust than the last? Open this book, and the heroic spirit of these men and the anguished ghosts of their unjust deaths will rise before you like wisps of smoke from history...

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