The Yongjia Rebellion devastated the Central Plains, the Wuhu cavalry ran rampant, the Han family moved southward, and the people in the north were devastated.
The beggar army is in troubled times and defends the Han with blood. Young Ah Xing, Heizi and Er Pang, although only fifteen or sixteen years old, are the sharpest young heroes in the army. They are proficient in bow and horse and have superb martial arts, and are deeply respected by the emperor.
Entrusted by the general, the three of them shouldered the secret order and went deep into the bitter cold land of the Han Dynasty alone, where they took root and established themselves among the Hu tribe. With no backup and no baggage, the begging army only relied on a bloody battle to gather the refugees, defend themselves at the docks, and fight repeatedly with the barbarian forces.
As teenagers, they carried the banner of resisting Hu, and camped step by step in dangerous areas. From a small isolated army, they gradually grew into powerful Han soldiers who shocked the north. Ah Xing led his troops to sweep across the entire Shuofang region, driving the Tiefu Xiongnu out of the pass, and defending a piece of land for the Han people in the north.
In troubled times, they begged not for the emperor's dominance, but for the continued survival of the Han family. These three young men who emerged from the beggar army eventually became the most fierce legend in the north, which led to chaos in China.
