The late Ming Dynasty was in turmoil, and war broke out in Liaodong.
The Shizhu White-Gun Soldiers, a powerful Bashu army trained by chieftain Qin Liangyu, wore strong armor and held white-pole spears. They traveled thousands of miles to the border to aid Liaodong.
On both sides of the Hun River, dust was raised from horse hooves and cavalry pressed down on the border.
The brothers Qin Bangping and Qin Minping formed a bloody battle array, while Ran Jianlong led the Youyang disciples to defend the flanks. Thousands of white-headed warriors used their flesh and blood as a wall and spears as a forest to face the waves of elites from the Eight Banners.
As long as the gun formation does not fall, the spirit of the army will never be extinguished.
They do not have the reputation of princes and generals, they only have the bloody spirit of not giving up an inch of territory;
Living in the last generation of the dynasty, he does not care about the peace and stability of life, but only uses his splendor to fulfill the life-and-death appointments of his family and country.
Where mountains and rivers are broken, there are still white poles standing in the wind and frost;
When the Ming Dynasty is about to fall, there are still loyal people guarding the country.
In troubled times, women hold up flags and soldiers fight to the death.
A tragic epic of white-pole soldiers begins here.
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