A Glass of Wine

In the Yimao year, the Sha Kou invaded the Central Plains. The smoke is rising, the Northland is in chaos, and the border is in danger. Kou Huai, the general who defended the city at the first gate in the North, returned to Beijing to ask for support. The king was shocked, the tiger talisman came out, and a million troops were about to go out for battle. However, a monk came from the west and went to the capital to see the king and talk to him for several days. A million-strong army cannot come out. Kou Huai has not seen his army for a long time, and the city gate is in crisis. When he heard the news, he vomited blood for three feet and was filled with grief. Soon, the city was destroyed. People all over the city rose up to fight against the enemy. A woman shouted: "How can I survive if the city is destroyed and my husband is dead?" She raised her knife and started to chop. Suddenly, the head fell to the ground. A farmer made a good hoe and killed two or three enemies. However, he was hit by several swords and died. Seeing this, Kou Huai raised his fingers and cracked his canthus, forced him to retreat from the enemy in front of him, and shouted: "The bald donkey has mistaken me." Lift the sword and move forward. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.