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Yonghe six years, AD 350, summer. In this year, three years after the Ping of Shu, the 38-year-old Huan Wen of the Jin Dynasty was preparing for the Northern Expedition, while the 30-year-old Xie An went out with his craft every day, boating on the sea, and whistling freely. In this year, thirty-year-old Shi Min killed the descendants of his adoptive grandfather Shi Hu, founded the country Wei, restored the surname Ran, and killed Li Nong, the leader of the beggar army. This year, 25-year-old Wang Meng was still picking his feet and selling dustpans, running around in Guanzhong. In this year, the 24-year-old Murong Ba had already led his troops to attack the Central Plains. After showing his first strength and capturing Jicheng, the Yan State moved its capital to Jicheng. This year, the twelve-year-old Fu Jian in the west was still studying hard in Fu Jian's army, and the seven-year-old Xie Xuan in the south was still playing in the mud. And 26-year-old Xue Wei, who lives in Hedong, was squatting on the edge of the Yellow River and muttering to himself: "In this world where there are no humans or ghosts, it is better to die on the operating table."