The Legend of the Knights of the Western Han Dynasty

Han Zi said: "Confucianism disrupts the law with literature, while chivalry violates the law with martial arts." Therefore, the knights were arrested, killed, bribed, or walked alone to the people, rivers and lakes, or wilderness swamps. Guo Xie, a generation of rangers in the Western Han Dynasty, was killed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. This ended an old ranger era and gave birth to a new ranger era. From then on, the Ranger moved from the city to the battlefield, from avenging others to joining the army to serve the country, from eliminating violence and peace to making meritorious deeds. Making meritorious service on the frontier became the Ranger's highest ideal of life, and sacrificing one's life for the country and treating death as one's own home became the Ranger's highest moral example. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.