He is the youngest god of war in Chinese history and the most mysterious general.
There are only a few thousand words about him in the history books.
No one knows how he learned to fight, no one knows why he was able to win every battle, and no one even knows how he died at the age of twenty-four.
What he left to future generations was only eight words - "The Huns are not destroyed, so why should we take care of our family?"
What he left to the enemy was the lamentation at the foot of the Qilian Mountains, the altar on Langjuxu Mountain, and the achievements that no one could surpass in two thousand years.
His name is Huo Qubing.
He was granted the title of Marquis at the age of seventeen, the title of Frontier at the age of nineteen, the title of the God at the age of twenty-one, and the death at the age of twenty-four.
Open this book and step into that era of fierce conflict and iron horses, and see how an illegitimate child changed his life against the odds, and how a young man spent seven years to live a wonderful life that others could not live in ten lifetimes.
