Qingping lost his father when he was young and lived in seclusion outside the Great Wall. He was raised by his biological mother Wu Ji and adoptive mother Dou. In order to find Jiang Yan, the enemy who killed his father, Qingping traveled through the mountains and rivers, met an old official of the Tang Dynasty, a young general from the Red Gate, and became sworn friends with Jinlan. The Tang Dynasty was weak internally and strong externally. In order to seize the throne, Li Ping, the king of Liang Dynasty, colluded with the Prime Minister Pei Yanling, fought openly and secretly, and murdered the prince Li Song. The Crown Princess Dou was deeply implicated and fell into crisis. Qingping rescued her many times, protected the Wang family, and assisted in government affairs. In order to destroy the Tang Dynasty, Jiang Yan, the imperial advisor of the Eastern Liao Dynasty, lobbied other countries and launched a surprise attack on the Tang Dynasty capital Chang'an. The three kingdoms of the Southern Tang, Eastern Liao and Turkic Countries rebelled one after another. There were islands and mountains, strange people and strangers came into the world, Qing Ping took command, led the young generals of the Red Gate, went through hardships and narrowly escaped death, pacified the three kingdoms, and enjoyed the wealth of the world.
The theme of the novel promotes the traditional virtues of Chinese civilization and the spirit of heroism. The story is narrated in the form of a classical popular novel, with poems added to enhance the sense of reading the novel. It is exaggerated to describe the cold weapon era, leading troops to fight, and action scenes. This enables readers to more stimulate their senses and experience the social environment of the novel.
Purpose: To carry forward the traditional virtues of Chinese civilization and the spirit of heroism.