Introduction to the novel: "Suppressing Mountains and Rivers"
At the end of Dayao, the world fell apart. The barbarians in the north were knocking off the gates, the chieftains in the south were separatist, traitors and sycophants were in power in the court, and refugees were everywhere. Xiao Che, a general of the border army, was framed and his family was wronged. He led his 800 old troops to rise out of desperation.
The three counselors complement each other: Su Yan is in charge of domestic affairs, stationing the people in the fields and gathering grain and grass; Wei Lin is in charge of the military, training troops and armor, and sweeping the battlefield; Xie Heng is in charge of the overall situation, planning the world, and uniting vertically and horizontally. There are also four brothers who follow each other in life and death, the iron-blooded Jingtu Army protects the country and the people, and eight hundred mysterious armored cavalry break through the formation and destroy the fortress.
For the sake of beauty, he rushed into Longtan angrily and risked his life; for the sake of his brothers, he risked his life and shared the honor and disgrace; for the sake of loyalty, he guarded the land and the people and fought against the troubled times. From Wubao in the north to the unification of Kyushu, Xiao Che forged the soul of the army with iron and blood, gathered heroes with sincerity, kept his loyal love amidst the light and shadow of swords, and practiced his original intention of loyalty in the whirlpool of power. He eventually became a generation of heroes, suppressed the country and reshaped the country.
