In the 22nd year of Zhizheng, the Yalu River was covered with wind and snow.
One hundred thousand red scarves marched eastward to Goryeo, and the entire army was wiped out. When Pan Cheng woke up, there were only 8,000 remaining soldiers, three days of food and grass, and 3,000 capable warriors. Behind him were Beiyuan's 100,000 cavalry blocking the pass, and in front of him were the famous Goryeo general Li Chenggui's 30,000 elite troops pressing forward step by step.
There are no roads on three sides, and there is no life for ten.
Everyone said: Just wait to die.
But Pan Cheng is not the original broken-headed Pan. He knew better than anyone in this era - the canyon of Mercy Ridge was a natural ambush site, the granary defenses in Yizhou were useless, and the Yuan army at Lianshanguan was arrogant and vulnerable to a single blow. And this broken body contains a soul that has been deeply involved in the history of the Yuan and Ming Dynasties for twelve years.
Seizing food on a snowy night, ambushing troops in canyons, and defeating enemies at powerful passes.
He defeated the main force of 30,000 Goryeo troops with 3,000 remnant troops, captured half a load of food and grass in a one-night surprise attack, and won the first strategic pass on the southeastern front of Liaoning in a night battle.
When everyone thought he was going to separate himself and become king, he made a decision that no one could understand: abandoning Goryeo, entering Liaodong, recruiting Han people, and cutting off the root of the problem.
Because he knew that this snow-covered land outside the Pass contained the source of three hundred years of humiliation for later generations. What he wants to do is not to live in troubled times, but to cut off all futures that should not happen, one by one, starting from the banks of the Yalu River.
The wind and snow are moving northward, and the Han flag comes out of the customs.
This is the story of a remnant soldier fighting his way out of a desperate situation. It is also a mountain and river pass that witnesses the story of how a dynasty was born.
The wind and snow have started, the Han flag is heading north
