Chen Xu, a modern military graduate student, opened his eyes and became a proton sent by the Southern Dynasty to the Northern Zhou Dynasty.
At Yuwentai's banquet, he was pushed into an iron cage to fight a black bear. The whole audience was waiting to see the prince of the Southern Dynasty die tragically in the beast's mouth, but he broke off the torch and struck the black bear through the heart.
"It's interesting." Yuwentai laughed, turned around and demoted him as a herd slave.
In the bitter cold of Longxi, he improved the horse administration, made friends with Yang Zhong and his son, and repelled Rouran's night attack. Yu Wenhu wanted to kill him, but he danced on the tip of his knife; Yang Jian called him uncle, and he gave him everything he had.
Fifteen years later, he returned to Jiangnan with the defense map of the northern perimeter.
In Jiankang City, his brother wanted to kill him, his nephew wanted to guard against him, and Hou An regarded him as a thorn in his side. He took the initiative to go to Wuxian County to build water conservancy, run rural schools, and train new troops. In three years, he turned a run-down small county into a paradise in troubled times.
At the Shangsi Festival Cultural Festival, the nobles asked him to make a fool of himself by dancing. He played a tune on the zither and quarreled with the Confucian scholars: "The difference between Hu and Han is not in blood, but in culture!"
The Northern Qi Dynasty's 100,000-strong army pressed on the territory, and Jiankang was shaken. He led five hundred county soldiers to guard the north gate, and was granted the title of King of Wu in the first battle.
It only took him ten years to go from the humble concubine to the powerful regent. On the day he ascended the throne, he looked to the north: "I once herded horses in Longxi, and today I drink horses from the Yellow River. The next goal is Chang'an!"
