In the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, war broke out in the northwest. When the regular army was defeated and the imperial government cut off payment, who clung to the northwestern frontier of the motherland in the desert sands?
Not princes, generals, and ministers, but thousands of commoners.
A Nian army ranger with unique skills but old wounds, a thrilling lonely defense in northern Xinjiang. From Qitai to Yili, from bloody battles in ancient pastures to desperate fights in cellars. This book abandons the exaggerated "cheating" routines and uses extremely hard-core cold weapon fighting to compete with firearms of the late Qing Dynasty, taking you back to those dusty years.
Based on the "Manuscripts of Qing History" and memorials of the late Qing Dynasty, we restore the most realistic chaos in the Western Regions. This is not only a martial arts legend of swords and swords, but also a tragic epic composed for unknown heroes.
The blade has been eroded by the wind and sand, and the fortress has turned into a barren hill. Open "Bu Yi Guards the Border", brush away the centuries-old yellow sand, and see how those ordinary people who have not even left their names have built thousands of miles of rivers and mountains with their flesh and blood!
