He went into battle at the age of seventeen and died at the age of twenty-four.
In seven years, an illegitimate boy went from the servant area of Chang'an City to Langjuxu Mountain in the depths of the desert, becoming the sharpest sword in the Han Empire.
He doesn't read military books, but he is victorious in every battle; he doesn't follow the rules, but he never loses. He said, "The Huns are not extinct, so why should we call this home?" Then he turned around and went two thousand miles into the desert, where he sealed the wolf in his home and drank from the vast sea of horses.
This is a biography with official history as its backbone and literature as its wings. Strictly based on the timeline of "Historical Records" and "Hanshu", a real Huo Qubing is restored - no myths, no whitewashing, no routines. See how he spent seven years burning his whole life, and how he lived the most free and easy attitude in a hierarchical era.
Meteors streaked across the sky two thousand years ago, and their light has not dissipated to this day.
