The Rebellion of Wu Dynasty: I Am a Thief of the People, but I Also Do My Best

There are Turks in the north, bandits in the Central Plains, and the generals of the Wu Dynasty will fall. Wen Jin from Jiangzhou was born in troubled times and had no choice but to face the death of his father and brother. He encountered a fight for his legitimate son. He originally wanted to be a capable minister for the rest of his life, but he embarked on a different path than the ordinary hairpin young master and became a thief. However, what exactly is a thief? Are they the common people who were forced to rebel by the officials? Or the dignitaries in the court? Or are they the bandits who kill people on the mountain? Everyone in the world is a thief. I am a scholar, so why should I become a thief? In troubled times, I can't help myself and just go with the flow, or should I create a prosperous age? Or should I be a thief all my life? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.