(Multiple protagonists, multi-line narrative, both modern and ancient elements, please be careful if you don't read it in a cool way)
This is a witness history of personal destiny facing grand events. It is a fictional history that revolves around an event that is not particularly famous in real history.
In the spring of 255, the 18-year-old Wen Yang faced the Sima Division's army calmly, and killed seven in and seven out, earning a reputation that was equal to that of Zhao Zilong. Nearly 1800 years later, in the summer, 18-year-old Xie Wenling, as a senior recommender of Wen Yang's killing in the Three Kingdoms, saw an article about Wen Yang in the college entrance examination, and was delighted. In the autumn of 1860, the silver gun once used by Wen Yang flowed into Europe during the robbery of the Old Summer Palace; in the winter of 200 years later, the 58-year-old Xie Wenling faced charges of absconding with money as the president of a travel card company, and boarded a flight to Hong Kong to negotiate with the oligarchs alone.
Then, another spring arrives.
