The Yellow Turbans are about to rise, and the refugee Lu Heng is organized into the flag-abandoning team.
They had no armor and no food. They were only responsible for holding up the flag and rushing to the front during the siege, and used their orders to fill up the arrow rain and trenches for the rear army.
Lu Heng's soul came through, refused to swear an oath to Huang Tian's flag, escaped from the death camp with three hundred refugees, and received an old flag without a name.
In this world, as long as a person stands under a flag, he can gain military morale, formation, and status. The flag will also determine who to fight for and where to die.
Only the flag without words does not give strength, does not retain people, and does not ask where they come from.
It only allows each person to choose to stay or leave.
The Yellow Turbans want to devour him, the strong men want to suppress him, and the princes want to give him a name. However, Lu Heng wanted to raise an army that no one could buy away, but that never belonged to him, in a troubled world where heroes were raising flags.
