Use fictional stories to tell real life.
This book is written by a 64-year-old man from Northeast China:
This is a story about infiltration and counter-infiltration.
Sixty years of cold and summer have passed, and I have carefully written about the harsh conditions of the world.
A period of rain, snow, wind and frost tells the story of the ups and downs of life in detail.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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At the age of ten, he joined the army and killed people. He killed the Xiongnu from Jinzhou in the northeast, massacred more than 70 cities in the south and destroyed six kingdoms, and then went to the southwest to kill sixteen barbarian tribes.
After the Western Chu destroyed the country, he was granted the title of Dazhu Kingdom, and the next day he was granted the title of King of Northern Liang. After Liyang was unified, he set foot on the rivers and lakes. From then on, no one in the rivers and lakes dared to use force to suppress the rule.
Later, he took charge of the northwest gate and controlled the three northwest states. Beimang did not dare to step into the Central Plains during his lifetime!
From six hundred old soldiers leaving Liaodong, to commanding 300,000 Northern Liang cavalry, he served in the army all his life and made great military achievements. He destroyed six kingdoms by one man and created an unparalleled foundation for the Liyang Dynasty. He was Tu Xuxiao, one of the three great demons of the Spring and Autumn Period.
At the age of ten, he joined the army and killed people. He killed the Xiongnu from Jinzhou in the northeast, massacred more than 70 cities in the south and destroyed six kingdoms, and then went to the southwest to kill sixteen barbarian tribes. After the Western Chu destroyed the country, he was granted the title of Dazhu Kingdom, and the next day he was granted the title of King of Northern Liang. After Liyang was unified, he set foot on the rivers and lakes. From then on, no one in the rivers and lakes dared to use force to suppress the rule. Later, he took charge of the northwest gate and controlled the three northwest states. Beimang did not dare to step into the Central Plains during his lifetime! From six hundred old soldiers leaving Liaodong, to commanding 300,000 Northern Liang cavalry, he served in the army all his life and made great military achievements. He destroyed six kingdoms by one man and created an unparalleled foundation for the Liyang Dynasty. He was Tu Xuxiao, one of the three great demons of the Spring and Autumn Period.