This is a desolate elegy about the founding of the Han Dynasty. It writes about the blood of the Huaiyin Marquis, the policy of the Liu Marquis, the regrets of the Han Emperor, and the bottomless cold pool of power desire in the Weiyang Palace.
From Bolangsha's desperate attack, to the golden seal of the altar of worship; from the defeat of the enemy by thousands of troops in the Battle of Weishui, to the splendid song of tragedy on all sides of Gaixia. Han Xin spent more than ten years in the army, conquering most of the country for the Han Dynasty, and finally stopped at the age of thirty-three, with the sound of the bells of Changle Palace.
From the three-foot sword of the Sishui pavilion to the dragon robe of the Nine-Fifth Supreme Lord, Liu Bang entered the pass with his sword and destroyed Qin and Chu to rule the world, but he was trapped in the cage of the emperor's mind. He personally pulled out the thorn in his heart, and also personally demolished the wall that protected the country. The snowstorm in Baideng and the tragic song in Peixian County eventually became scars that will never heal in his life.
From the three military teachings in Xia Piwei to the retreat in Zhongnan Mountain, Zhang Liang used San Cun Tongue as the emperor's teacher and established the Han Dynasty, but he left at the peak of his sleeves. He saw through the chaos in the court, and also saw the gloomy clouds in northern Xinjiang for a hundred years. With two years of green lanterns and twelve volumes of secret strategies, he left a lamp through the smoke of war for the descendants of the Han family.
We always see the glory of Dingding in the early Han Dynasty, but few of us see under the glory the reluctance of famous generals, the regret of emperors, the bravery of wise men, and the sharp sword of the prairie cavalry that has been hanging over the heads of the Central Plains for forty years.
One volume of Han Dynasty Tribulation and half of the History of the Early Han Dynasty. After hundreds of years of war, thousands of miles across the country, the Han family will eventually break through the Dragon City without Huaiyin.
