Jiang Wei: the Final Chapter of the Northern Expedition

The autumn wind in Tazhong stirred up the yellow sand. Jiang Wei suddenly opened his eyes, still holding the familiar ring-headed knife in his palm. The soldiers beside him whispered: "General, Wei Jun's scouts have appeared ten miles away again." He was stunned - wasn't this the last passage he saw when he stayed up late reading "Three Kingdoms"? In 262 AD, on the eve of the Ninth Northern Expedition, the Shu Han Dynasty was about to fall, and he actually became the Jiang Boyue who "killed three sages with one plan". "No," he stood up and looked to the north, "In this life, I want the Han flag to be planted on the top of Luoyang City."