The Blood and Fire of the Border Army in Wanli's Eastern Expedition

In the winter of the twentieth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, a military order was sent from Liaodong to North Korea. An ordinary frontier cavalryman, Mu Chaodong, and a group of frontier soldiers from all over the Ming Dynasty were involved in the Wanli War to Aid Korea, which changed the pattern of East Asia. They do not have the glory of famous generals, nor the length of history books, only the blood and fire and life and death on the battlefield. From the wind and snow in Liaodong to the banks of the Yalu River, from the city walls of Pyongyang to the mouth of Luliang Haikou, they will grow up in blood and fire and find their own beliefs in troubled times. This is a historical war novel focusing on the fate of ordinary frontier soldiers.