During the Yuanshuo period of the Western Han Dynasty, there was a young man named Huo Qubing in Chang'an City.
He is the nephew of Queen Wei Zifu and the nephew of General Wei Qing. However, because of his illegitimate birth, he was stepped on by nobles from aristocratic families since childhood. He was ridiculed at the banquet, disqualified from the competition, and kicked out of the house with a broom even when he met his biological father. He said nothing about all the grievances, but spent his blood and tears practicing his sword skills day after day.
Until that day, he led 800 light cavalry deep into the enemy's rear, beheaded more than 2,000 people, captured Shanyu's uncle, and all of them survived.
The words "Champion Hou" spread throughout Chang'an overnight.
After that, he poured wine into the spring water and drank it with thousands of people, and the place was called "Jiuquan" from then on. At the age of nineteen, he was surrendered to King Hunxie, and forty thousand Huns knelt in front of the horse. At the age of twenty-two, he was granted the title of Wolf Juxu, and the Han family's heavenly flag was planted on the sacred mountain of the Huns for the first time. In the court, political enemies Zhang Tang and Jiang Chong took turns setting up traps, and he was slapped in the face again and again; on the grassland, he met and got to know each other, Yu Qingge, a Hun hostage. Between the light of the sword and the moonlight, he maintained the most fragile and touching relationship.
However, the cold disease left behind in Mobei has quietly taken root.
In the sixth year of Yuanshou, autumn. General Huo Qubing died at the age of twenty-three.
There is only one word left in the history books, but it can no longer contain his burning life. He spent twenty-three years in exchange for four hundred years of peace in the northern territory of the Han Dynasty - it is not meaningful if he wins, but that even if he only has this short life, he must live loudly and live so that everyone will never forget him for the rest of his life.
