In the winter of the fifth year of Zhongping, hundreds of miles away from Yanmen, the barrier was leveled.
The wind is blowing with snow, and Wuhuan is slaughtering the village. The daughter of the captain was kidnapped, and more than seventy people in the village died. The third-generation border guard led Lu Chen and five cavalry to attack the enemy camp at night and rescue Qingmei, but encountered a shocking change - Wuhuan in Daijun was just a suspect. Thousands of cavalry in Xianbei in the central part were dormant in the Hegan Valley in the north. In three days, they would break through the barrier and go south to knock on Yanmen.
Reinforcements? The imperial court was deeply involved in Zhang Chun's rebellion, and all the border troops from Bingzhou were transferred eastward. Where did Huzhao, an isolated fortress outside the Great Wall, go from here?
Three hundred remaining soldiers, five hundred civilians, and a dilapidated city.
On the day the city was broken, Lu Chen led the surviving soldiers and civilians to break out of the siege through the snow. From then on, in the chaotic times of the late Han Dynasty, there was an additional northern frontier army crawling out of the blood sea of corpses.
His surname is Liu, but he is not a member of the Han family.
Liu Bei invited him to help the Han Dynasty in the name of his fellow clan, and Cao Cao offered him a high salary and a high salary to become the governor of the state. He neither surrendered nor proclaimed himself emperor. He guarded his homeland in the northern frontier, joined forces with Liu to resist Cao Cao, and split the land to divide the borders.
There is a female general Liu Wei, with a lance in her hand, charging into the battle, nicknamed Northern Xinjiang Feiyan, fighting her way from a boudoir girl to the number one general in Northern Xinjiang, and finally her body was shrouded in horse leather, and her soul returned to the north of the country.
