Han Yang, a young man from the north, lit a beacon fire to ask for help when his village was massacred by Beidi cavalry, but no one came to save him because the court repeatedly "played with beacon fire to trick the princes". After being kidnapped as a slave, he endured the humiliation on the grassland and met the Han blacksmith Xing Yuan and the Beidi princess Aruna, secretly accumulating strength. After leading an uprising and returning south, he was treated with suspicion and cold treatment by the court. When the Beidi army pressed the enemy again, Han Yang defeated the enemy in a bloody battle with original tactics, and finally fell into the river and disappeared. This is the beginning of an epic about betrayal and loyalty, despair and resistance. In the troubled times teased by the flames of war, the young man vows to rekindle the fire of hope belonging to the people.
Reader comments
Okay, not bad, you can watch it to pass the time
It's been a long time since I've found a book that's so satisfying. Good luck to the author!
Okay, not bad, you can watch it to pass the time
It's been a long time since I've found a book that's so satisfying. Good luck to the author!