In 243 BC, two legendary men emerged from the Warring States and Northern Wei Dynasties.
He was born into a noble family and was named Shaoyang. He was talented, had excellent swordsmanship, and was even more stunningly beautiful.
No one in the world was in his eyes, but he admired Young Master Wuji and was willing to be his disciple, drinking, singing, and chatting with him about the common people in the world.
Because Wuji had never expressed his love for her, he watched him get a wife, treated him as a Xinling, and even decided to accompany him because of his words.
King Anli neglected his harem for him and spent all his money. He did not hesitate to order the world to put an end to the draft. Emperor Qin was still able to survive alone after destroying the six kingdoms.
And the young master Wuji, a corporal of Xinling, is famous all over the world and ranks among the four young masters of the princes.
He followed the example of Pingyuan and Mengchang and recruited wise men from all over the world. He was not ashamed to associate with untouchables, but took the virtuous as a reputation for his literary and military skills. All the princes in the world did not dare to invade Wei because of the name of Xinling. When Wei was in trouble, he also sent troops to help it.
For the sake of the world, he gave up his confidant. He didn't like masculinity, but he still had Shaoyang in his heart.
A generation of virtuous people who were willing to serve in the army, but their achievements were so great that the king was constantly suspicious of them, and finally the position of Xinling was deposed by an imperial edict...