In 184 AD, the Yellow Turban Uprising was in full swing. When Liu Zheng opened his eyes, he was not dressed as a royal relative, but instead became a low-level Yellow Turban pawn in Jizhou. Liu Zheng felt mixed emotions when he looked at the hungry and emaciated fellow villagers around him who were being coerced into rebelling. He knows that most of these people did not end well in history.
In the Battle of Changshe, Cao Cao led the tiger and leopard cavalry into the formation, and the Yellow Turban Army was instantly defeated. Everyone else was running for their lives, but Liu Zheng didn't just run away. He saw a few injured old brothers abandoned on the roadside. Without saying a word, he picked up a long knife and chopped off the front legs of the chasing horses, and snatched them back from the gate of hell!
After being defeated like a mountain, Liu Zheng did not run around with the large army. Instead, he took a dozen surviving soldiers to escort the women, children, old and weak he met along the way, drilling into ravines and eating wild vegetables, all the way north. His goal is simple: to find a stable place so that these displaced villagers can plant crops and have enough to eat. As for becoming a prince and becoming a prime minister? That's too vain. It's the last word to keep the person in front of you alive first!
