Protagonist: Chen Yuan
Identity: The second son of Chen Xiao, the king with a different surname in the north, "Prince Jing". This identity makes him not only the heir to the core of power, but also the most feared hostage of the imperial court.
Father-Prince Jing: A military god-like figure with extremely high prestige. He has a hundred thousand "Jingbei Army" and resists the "Cang Lang Empire" in the north all year round. He is the true northern Great Wall of the empire. He is loyal, but not stupidly loyal. He is well aware of the suspicions of the court: inside there are constant suspicions, constraints and plots from the court (the emperor, powerful ministers, and eunuchs); outside there are millions of cavalry from the Canglang Empire. The protagonist's family seems to be dancing on the edge of a knife.
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Come and see the hot-blooded man who plotted ancient wars
It fits my concept of viewing. I hope the author will work hard