Far Eastern Emperor

In the vast and cold snowy plains of northern Xinjiang, young Zhang Wen was massacred by his powerful northern neighbors because of his homeland. He was forced to escape into the mountains with his companions and became a bandit. With his extraordinary courage and ruthless survival rules, he seized opportunities in troubled times, integrated his forces with iron-blooded means, and emerged as a powerful force. From accepting the old dynasty's recruitment of peace and dealing with foreign powers, to taking advantage of the situation to separate and establish itself, Zhang Wen established a powerful power called the "Far East Republic" in the northern Xinjiang. He implemented a harsh "military first" policy, vigorously developed industry, and created a formidable modern army. Obsessed with revenge and expansion all his life, he marched northward, fought bloody battles with the giant bears in the north, and pushed his territory to the distant Lena River; he crossed the ocean further east and launched a brutal battle of revenge against his old enemy. His life is the epic of a lone wolf: he rose up in the cracks surrounded by great powers, expanded his territory with iron-fisted rule and bloody means, and finally established a powerful and isolated military empire on the ice sheet. From an orphan in the white mountains and black waters to the ruler east of the Lena River, Zhang Wen's legend is full of wisdom for survival in troubled times, unyielding resistance, cold tactics, and the eternal pursuit and reflection of power. This is a grand story about how a hero is made and the endless price behind power.