The country of Chen was in turmoil, intertwined with internal and external troubles. Bai Heng, who was born in a poor family, entered the official career with enthusiasm. When he first became a small county magistrate, he cared about the people and went among the people. He reduced taxes, built canals, and even sold his ancestral property to help the victims during the famine, winning the heartfelt love of the people.
However, the darkness of the court was like a turbulent undercurrent, blocking his way. Conflicted by powerful ministers and marginalized by his colleagues, he was pushed into desperate situations time and time again. He was dismissed from office, exiled, and imprisoned. He suffered many hardships, but he never wavered in his heart to serve the people.
When the enemy's cavalry broke through the border, the country was in danger, and those who had suppressed him were helpless, Bai Heng was ordered to do so. He reorganized his armaments, recruited local warriors, and relied on his extraordinary strategy and perseverance to lead the army and the people to build a steel line of defense. After countless tragic battles, he united people's hearts with his loyalty and benevolence, and finally turned the tide and saved the country from fire and water. He became a legendary figure who will go down in history and wrote an impassioned song of national salvation.
