Along the way, from the little beggar in Chang'an and Kyoto to the son of the Minister of War who was highly jealous but highly respected by the emperor, from the young and frivolous ambition to the hardships of hundreds of battles on the battlefield, from the most promising young general in the world The army arrived at the palace and faced the emperor who used sex to serve others in the harem, from the humiliated general Proton to the eternal Ming emperor who created a prosperous age... The only one who never left him was the noble man holding an umbrella in Chang'an Street who threatened to cut off his fingers.
Is it really true to the prophecy of "If you ask for something, you won't get it, and if you get it, it won't go your way"? If he hadn't appeared, my fear would have come true...