Ren Yue woke up to find that he had transmigrated to the sixth year of Yuanshou in the Western Han dynasty.
From the start, he was facing hellish difficulty: his father was the Crown Prince's tutor, an upright man who refused to pick sides, and the secret police had their eye on him. Ren Yue himself was no scholar or warrior, and his adoptive father was about to send him back to the countryside to farm.
His fortunes changed at Huo Qubing's funeral. He saw the soul of the Champion Marquis.
Bound! His golden finger had arrived: a twenty-four-year-old god of war as his personal teacher, with hands-on lessons and guaranteed mastery.
In return for this partnership, he had to help uncover the Champion Marquis's true cause of death. Whoever could kill a top general without a sound was hiding in the shadows of the imperial court.
Ren Yue had to act like a dutiful son in front of his father while tracking clues about the medicine in the markets and military camps.
From Chang'an's Eastern Market to the border cavalry, from the informants of the secret police to the hidden alchemists behind the scenes, he drew closer to the truth step by step.
But just as he finally approached the answer, he realized that whoever killed Huo Qubing could kill him, too.
Good looking Attitude towards Huo Qubing: five stars (supportive attitude towards Huo Qubing and related figures of the Huo family, in line with my taste) The character and growth of the protagonist: four stars (like the protagonist of Chess Soul, his growth rate is fast. I look forward to him growing into an excellent general, holding a high position of power, and saving the people he wants to save) Group portrait characterization: four stars (the protagonist's father's protection of the protagonist is well written, and the protagonist's family is not reduced to a background, which is very good. Several key historical figures currently appearing are all well written) Plot and pacing: Five stars (one thing follows the other without feeling broken or boring) Reading expectations: I expect the protagonist to make the person who killed Huo Qubing pay the price; I expect the protagonist to protect his family and Huo Qubing's children, younger brother, Wei Qing, Prince and others; I expect the protagonist to grow into an outstanding general, promote the prestige of the Han Dynasty, and become a leader who can make Emperor Wu act. People who are weighing things up; I hope that someone will recognize that the protagonist was educated by Huo Qubing and be surprised or attached to him; I hope that the protagonist will get married and start a business smoothly; I hope that Huo Qubing, who follows him like a ghost, will have a good ending. Although people cannot be resurrected after death, at least I hope he is relieved.