In the chaotic times of the late Sui Dynasty, wars were everywhere, and heroes and wild people were born together in these broken mountains and rivers. In this torrent of heroes, Cheng Yaojin, with his unique recklessness and luck, opened a ridiculous road to becoming a king. He is not a wise general with endless plans, nor is he a graceful nobleman, but a "devil king" who comes from the market and holds a three-axe.
He is as naive and straightforward as a fool, but he often gets things wrong; he has a good fortune and can always turn danger into good fortune in desperate situations. From the grass bandits who robbed Huang Gang, to the marshal of Wagang Village, and then to the hero of Lingyan Pavilion, his life was a huge accident, but it was also a sincere hymn. His legend lies not in his strategizing, but in his loyalty and innocence throughout. In this era where machinations and blood are intertwined, Cheng Yaojin used his seemingly confused wisdom and unchanging innocence to interpret the most down-to-earth and heart-warming heroic epic.
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