King of Ili

He is the powerful "King of Ili" in the northwest, and he is also a filial son who kneels in front of his mother and receives the staff. In troubled times, benevolence and tyranny merged strangely in him, eventually creating the tragic song of a desperate hero. A legend of the Western Regions buried by the wind and sand, a complex soul crushed by the times. He is the most benevolent ruler among warlords and the most rebellious careerist among filial sons. When he was young, he was a desperate and poor student by the Yellow River in Lanzhou, who jumped into trouble and escaped from his creditors by committing a death scam, but he also buried his past self in the turbulent waves. Leaving Yangguan in the west, he plunged into the torrent of the great era. With his extraordinary agility and courage, he rose up among powerful men such as Yang Zengxin and Jin Shuren. He rose from a small company commander in Jimuna to a "prince outside the Great Wall" who dominated Ili and held heavy troops. He was benevolent and righteous: he governed Yili, established settlements, and reduced taxes. He actually created a peaceful and pure land for the border people in troubled times, and was deeply loved. He is domineering externally: To the surrounding White Russian remnants and powerful neighbors in the north, he is ruthless and refuses to give in an inch of territory, showing the cold and hard nature of a warlord. He was extremely filial to his mother: even though he was already the powerful "King of Ili", he would still kneel under his mother's stick for a long time, carving Confucian filial piety into his bones. However, individual talents are ultimately unable to defeat the great wheel of the times. He competed with another more cunning and ruthless tycoon, Sheng Shicai, for hegemony in Xinjiang, until a powerful external force intervened and completely crushed the world he carefully built.