Song Ge, the chief of the Dasheng border army, even his name was inherited from his ancestors. His official rank was as low as dust. He had only learned one thing in half his life - to pretend to be alive among the dead. In the battle of Qingshiguan, all three thousand defenders were betrayed by the coach Mu Changkong. Song Ge crawled out from the blood sea of the mountain of corpses and casually picked up half of the rusty Po Ge. As a result, a black-haired boy emerged from Goli and spoke first The first sentence: "Your hands are too dirty, don't touch me." The second sentence: "I am an ancient artifact called Zheng. I have a very bad temper and don't talk about other things." Song Ge thought he had picked up a treasure, but he didn't know that this artifact is not only a talker but also a striker. Halfway through the battle, it said it was in a bad mood and wanted to listen to rainbow farts; the enemy wanted to behead, but it thought the battlefield was not decent enough, so it had to let Song Ge curse "Everyone on the other side is rubbish" before it would take action. What's even more outrageous is that Po Ge is jealous. Whenever Song Ge touches another weapon, he will roll on the ground and pretend to be dead. Song Ge was plotted by Cui Fushi, a powerful official in the imperial court, and was so angry with his own magic weapon that his blood pressure soared. He just relied on a damaged mouth and a body with a hob to fight his way from guarding the pass alone to becoming the leader of the world. It wasn't until the final battle that Song Ge realized that behind the artifact's petty temper, there was a betrayal and obsession that spanned thousands of years - it wasn't that it was disobedient, it was just afraid of being used as a handy tool again.