The rebellious Sun Zhaowen was involved in a life-and-death lawsuit, but his brother returned to fame and glory. This gap made him eager to prove himself.
Sun Zhaowen followed his brother to Chang'an, met his own Bai Yueguang, and successfully joined the army.
But reality is often unsatisfactory. He did not marry the person he liked, and joining the army continued to temper his will. He was also gradually involved in the party disputes in the court. He successively experienced the process of losing an army, being framed by villains, killing innocent people by mistake, losing loved ones, and finally gradually matured.
When the emperor is at his most helpless, he can resort to bloody moves to bring peace to the country and clear the emperor's side. After several years of war going south, he successfully eradicated the villains in the court and his relatives and relatives who interfered with politics, and realized his ideal of success and fame.
But when he returned to his hometown in Guangling, there was no glory, only embarrassment. After experiencing the ups and downs of life, he understood that cherishing the people in front of him was more important than proving himself.
In his later years, he slowly finished his life alone in his hometown under the sunset.
