Ding Yi traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became the son of Ding Yuan, the governor of Bingzhou, and the eldest brother of Lu Bu, the best general in the world.
"Young General, according to the theory of hegemony in the world: gold horns, silver edges and belly, we will definitely lose when we face the eighteen princes at Humen Pass! It is better to conquer Luoyang City." The counselor dissuaded.
"Execute the eunuchs and destroy Dong Zhuo... Ask yourself if I, the Bingzhou Army, are worthy of the great Han Dynasty! But today, I, Ding Ziheng, have become the great traitor in the mouths of the world's heroes."
"Haha! Okay! Very good! Then I'll let them see what it means to be a traitor in troubled times!"
When Lu Bu held Fang Tian's painted halberd and stepped onto the battlefield with tens of thousands of Bingzhou cavalry equipped with three cavalry treasures...
When Gao Shun waved the battle flag and led the trapped soldiers equipped with hundred-forged steel knives, he advanced step by step with heavy steps...
When Zhang Liao led eight hundred soldiers across the Yangtze River...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
