He was the most scheming and famous general in the Yanhan Dynasty, and he was also the lonely minister who was most tortured by the whirlpool of power. He used his wisdom to write military legends by increasing the stove to show strength, using thieves to defeat thieves, and using red pavilions to defeat the Qiang. Nine demotions and three punishments, preferring death over surrender, he used his life to explain what it means to not change one's ambitions.
The idea: In the troubled times of the Yan Han Dynasty, the powerful officials and their relatives controlled the temples, wars broke out in the border areas, and the poor families had no way out. Yu Shengqing, a young boy from the country, grew up in hardships. He knows people well and is good at using cunning strategies. He is round on the outside and square on the inside. He outsmarts the gentry and soldiers and bandits, and rallies the young people from the countryside to protect his hometown. The wronged veteran taught him the art of military strategism, and stepped into the dangerous border and officialdom step by step. He sees through the shortcomings of the temple behind the wars among various ethnic groups, has a heart for the common people, and is tolerant of the foreign races on the border. In the chaos of the world, he is a border official who knows how to adapt and never abandons his benevolence.