Li Mu Legend

At the end of the Warring States Period, the powerful Qin Dynasty came out from the east, and the six kingdoms were in turmoil. The northern border of Zhao was repeatedly ravaged by the iron hoofs of the Huns. Li Mu was born in a humble family in Dai County. He was accustomed to being displaced by war since he was a child, and vowed to protect the country and the people with his martial arts. He started as a soldier on the border, studied the art of war diligently, strictly enforced military discipline, relied on extraordinary strategies to guard Yanmen, strengthened the walls and cleared the fields, and lured the enemy deep into the territory. He defeated the Huns' 100,000 cavalry in one fell swoop and ensured peace in the northern frontier for decades. When Changping was defeated and Zhao was in danger, he was ordered to return to Handan and defeated the Qin army twice, turning the tide and becoming the last pillar of Zhao. However, the temple was dim and the traitors were trapped. A generation of famous generals were eventually unjustly killed by counter-intentional schemes. They died and the country was destroyed. This book unfolds Li Mu's life in an epic style, describing his talents in guarding the border and defeating Hu, his loyalty in resisting the Qin Dynasty and protecting the country, and the tragedy of falling into slander. It restores the iron-blooded situation of the Warring States and the eternal tragedy of the hero's end, and reproduces the legend of a famous general with unparalleled loyalty and bravery, and world-class strategies.