The war broke out in Jingkang, and the Jin cavalry broke through the northern border. Xixia followed the trend and joined forces. The Western Army of the Song Dynasty was attacked from both sides.
The Dingbian Fort on the Yanyan Road is headed by Han Yue, with 400 garrison soldiers guarding an isolated village with no food supplies and thin walls.
Someone deserted because of his mother, and military law came first, so he was in a dilemma; the court was suspicious of the Western Army, and the transfer orders were delayed, and the military account books were like a sharp knife hanging above his head.
Foreign enemies pressed on the territory, spies were hidden in the fort, and the stronghold wall was finally trampled to pieces. Han Yue abandoned the fort and fled with his remnant soldiers and the fleeing people. Behind him was the Jin people's Soushan Rangers. There were no reinforcements, no food and grass on the road ahead, and there were even rebels and spies lurking in the team.
With no official seal, no food routes, and no rear, a lone army abandoned by the court struggles to survive in a desolate mountain with a knife.
They did not expect a reward from the imperial court, but only guarded two things: their lives, and the blood and bones of the Western Army that had never been broken.
