Guan Xing, the second son of Guan Yu, witnessed the death of his father and brother Maicheng at the age of seventeen and vowed revenge. When Jingzhou fell, he broke out alone, hid in Orion, and secretly gathered the remaining soldiers.
Liu Bei asked him to leave Baidi City, and he returned to Shu with his sword, but he knew that the country was weak and it was difficult to take revenge. Nanzhong put down the rebellion, Hanzhong offered suggestions, and Jieting fought bloody battles to gain enlightenment.
From a revengeful boy to a pillar of the Shu Han Dynasty, he went through hundreds of battles to train elite soldiers, regained Jingxiang and beheaded Pan Zhang, destroyed Wu and broke the Wei Dynasty.
He eventually became a great general, a great minister, and a king of Chu. He was powerful and loyal to both the government and the public. After unifying the country, he retired with great success and left a legacy that will be remembered for thousands of years.
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