"Yun Zhi: My Heart and My Actions"
This is not a deified epic, but a story of how a person kept his original intention in troubled times.
Zhao Yun, a young man from Changshan, stepped into the world of war with the belief of "protecting people with force". He has experienced betrayal and loyalty, witnessed glory and devastation. At the foot of the Changban slope, he carried not only his young master, but also a heavy promise; on the bank of the Han River, the empty camp he set up was the ultimate persistence of his faith. Between Liu Bei's knowledge, Zhuge Liang's entrustment, and Guan Zhang's scrutiny, he has always been the purest and most reliable spearhead.
However, when force becomes a necessary evil, when ideals are repeatedly burned by reality, how can the Yajiao gun in his hand break through the fog of the times? This autobiography will reveal the true struggle, perseverance and greatness of a man under the aura of a victorious general. See how he lives like a dust-free blue cloud in the bloody mountains and rivers.