From 1046 B. C. To 263 A. D., The "Si people sang before dancing and then danced behind" defeated the Yin people's 5,000 forwards with 300 men, with zero casualties; assisted Liu Bang in a secret attack to defeat the Three Qin Dynasties; 3,000 planks defeated the 30,000 Qiang cavalry rebels, "called the divine soldiers"; 5,000 planks trapped in the dragon formation shattered 100,000 Wei troops; and finally 300 planks fought in Mianzhu until the entire army was destroyed.
The Banzhenmen, the world's first special operations force, fought for 1,300 years with unique techniques and tactics, but left only a few entries in the history books.
Three thousand years later, an archaeologist touched the rock paintings at Shelong Mountain (today's Shenlong Mountain south of Guang'an City), triggering the resonance of the war dance - he entered the body of his ancestors and experienced the memory of this 1,300-year special war of blood and fire that has been understated by official history.
300, 3000, 5000, 300, Each set of numbers represents the loyalty and passion of a special operations force.
360,000 Words, 66 chapters, and more than 20 explosive battles. It's not about cultivating immortals, it's not about time travel—it's a true war legend about mankind's first special operations force.
