On the eve of the execution, a pardon order rescued Xie Wei, a poor scholar, and revealed his shocking life experience as the "Orphan of Langya". From then on, nobles from the capital, dead warriors from the Jianghu, and Gu masters from the Miao border, all forces like blood-sniffing flies and ants, swarmed in.
Some people want to help him become a puppet chess piece, some want to squeeze out the last value of him, and some people use the poison of the treacherous poison as a lock to make him a medicine man who obeys orders. In this deadly situation against him, Xie Wei was unarmed and shackles. The only thing he could use was a clear head and a ruthless heart to survive.
He pretended to be obedient and dealt with the evil tricks; he used his own strength to gain a glimmer of hope in the pursuit. From the execution ground to the rivers and lakes, and then from the rivers and lakes to the frontier fortress, he resolutely devoted himself to the most dangerous battlefield in the northern frontier of the empire.
Now that the Confucian crown has been shattered, it is difficult for poems and books to settle the bloody injustice. Then he would use his body as bait and his sword as a pen to carve out a smooth path to the sky for himself and this poor family in this mountain of corpses and sea of blood.
——Many years later, historical records recorded: Xie Wei, Emperor Wu of the dynasty, started in his youth and flourished in the army. People all over the world say that he uses troops like a god and has no plans left. But few people know that what the founding emperor originally wanted was just "justice."
