In the famine years of the late Tang Dynasty, before the dead people in Shiqiao Village could be carried away, the grain urging team broke in first.
Tu Tianba originally just wanted to protect his grandfather and a few acres of thin farmland, but he was first forced to use sticks in public, and then forced to go up the mountain at night.
From protecting a village to gathering a village; from grabbing a morsel of food to fighting for a way to survive.
Training people, stocking grain, setting up bureaus, raising horses, and gathering people's hearts, he had to carve out his own business in the midst of feudal towns, prefectures, counties, and rebels.
In these troubled times, reasoning is useless.
If you want to live, you must first have a knife in your hand, food, and someone willing to follow you.
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Not exaggerated, the content is powerful! It's in line with our Chinese aesthetics. Come on👏