In the muddy streets of Bianliang, Gao Qiu was once a scoundrel who made a living by juggling. Who would have thought that this libertine with a good kick would seize the opportunity and climb up the ladder step by step - from being a servant in the prince's consort's house to being a personal attendant of Prince Duan, and wearing a scarlet robe all his life to become an official of the imperial court.
Banditry was raging in the south of the Yangtze River, so he took the initiative to join the army, cracked the military situation with the agility he had learned in the market, and made a surprise attack on the bandits' nest to put down the rebellion. When the good news arrived in Beijing, Long Yan was overjoyed, and his name was finally left in the merit book.
From grassroots to important ministers, this is a counterattack legend obscured by official history, full of struggle and responsibility.
