This is an imaginary novel about the Three Kingdoms, telling the life of Amen, an abandoned baby in Mengshan. In the winter of the sixth year of Xiping, Orion Yan Liang picked up an abandoned infant in the snow of Mengshan Mountain and named him Amen. Amon followed Yan Liang and joined the army of Yuan Shao in Hebei Province. He was trained by Yan Liang and Wen Chou, and learned hunter-like survival wisdom and practical military tactics. However, he witnessed the defeats of Baima and Yanjin, and watched his two adoptive fathers die under Guan Yu's sword.
Amen, who was burdened with a bloody feud, traveled south and encountered a defeated army on the river bank. He was mistaken for the Soochow general Lu Meng who had fallen into the water and disappeared. In desperation, he assumed the identity of "Lu Meng" and entered Jiangdong.
For more than ten years after that, Amon fought in all directions under a name that was not his own: pacifying Shanyue, defeating Huang Zu, and participating in the fierce battle at Chibi. Under Sun Quan's persuasion, Amon learned to read with difficulty, lost his martial rudeness, and completed the transformation of "people with admiration". On the one hand, he had to deal with the suspicion and exclusion of the Jiangdong nobles, and on the other hand, Sun Quan saw through the secret of his life experience and became a controlled sharp blade.
In order to take revenge and gain the foundation of Jiangdong, Amen planned to cross the river in white clothes, attack Jingzhou, and capture Guan Yu in Linju. The great revenge was avenged, but he did not feel satisfied. The mystery of his twin life kept emerging. He was trapped in a borrowed identity and could never find his true self.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an, the 42-year-old Amen ran out of energy and was unwilling to erect a monument in the name of "Lü Meng" until his death. After all, he could not tell his real name. The story asks about status, grievances and self: history books write legends of loyalty, but how should we deal with the grievances and the lives of nameless people under the knife?
