Thirty years ago, the first emperor of China originally intended to pass the throne to his second son, Hua Tianxiong. In order to seize the throne, Hua Tianxia sent his younger brother Hua Tianxiong to the northern border to guard the country.
After several years of fighting, Hua Tianxiong and his sons were all killed.
Only his only son Hua Polu was left.
During a battle between the Hua Polu and the Hulu, due to the insufficient supply of food and grass in the rear, the army was disorganized and wanted to cede territory for peace.
After that, Hua Polu began to fight against the powerful officials one after another, from the granary fire case, the mining monopoly case, to the official buying case, collaborating with the enemy and selling grain drafts, and the rebellion case of the abbot's faction, until the prince was involved. In the end, Hua Polu was ordered to do something for the sake of the safety of the country. He mobilized the whole country and finally drove his old friend out of the country after several years of bloody battles.
