In the Yu Dynasty, six of the seven sons of Duke Dingguo were killed in the battle, leaving only the youngest son Chen Ye and the ninth prince to ride to Kyoto regardless of the war.
Loyalty was shattered - the Xiongnu invaded the border and Duke Dingguo's entire army was wiped out. Chen Ye attacked the Duke in danger and led 30,000 elite troops to the border again.
Iron hoofs trampled through Langjuxu Mountain, and when the royal court was overturned, the escape route was blocked by the mastermind behind the scenes, and 30,000 elites were stained with blood in Mobei!
The imperial court convicted him, and all the people in Dingguo's mansion were brutally massacred on the way to exile.
Old friends are missing, and the Ninth Prince is falsely accused of rebellion and imprisoned in a deep palace;
Weeping blood and Chang Ning.
Reader comments
It is as tragic as a song, guarding the peace of the country and protecting the people.
The plot is tense, the writing is colorful, the content is rich, the characters are vivid and vivid, and the war scenes are real!
I read a few chapters and they were very well written.
Not bad, worthy of praise
The writing is very vivid.
It is worth reading How can fighting alone last long? Where is the loyal teacher? Is there any good general who can clearly distinguish between loyalty and traitor?
It is as tragic as a song, guarding the peace of the country and protecting the people.
The plot is tense, the writing is colorful, the content is rich, the characters are vivid and vivid, and the war scenes are real!
I read a few chapters and they were very well written.
Not bad, worthy of praise
The writing is very vivid.
It is worth reading How can fighting alone last long? Where is the loyal teacher? Is there any good general who can clearly distinguish between loyalty and traitor?
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