The Restoration of the Jin Dynasty by the Pawn of the Wei Dynasty

In the battle of Guiling, Pang Juan was old and Wei soldiers suffered heavy losses. The former overlord Wei State has been in turmoil since then, and the country has been in decline. He is the son of a farmer on the border of Zhao State, and he has the secret bloodline of Quwo Sect of Jin State. When the country was ruined and the family was destroyed, he stood up as a humble soldier, wore broken armor, held an old weapon, and walked in the war smoke of troubled times. The temples are crowded, and all the countries are waiting for them. The Qin army marches eastward like a wolf and a tiger. The three Jins are separated, and Qi and Chu are looking at each other. With his courage and strategy, he fought for his way out of a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, and gained a foothold amidst intrigues and intrigues. The four beauties around him are either unparalleled in intelligence, brave and capable, in charge of wealth, or hiding secret spies. They accompany him through life and death crises again and again. From a soldier in the military camp to the commander-in-chief of the three armies, from the wilderness of the rivers and lakes to the pillar of the court, he reorganized the soldiers, united the three Jin Dynasties, defeated the Qin Dynasty, swallowed up Qi and Chu, and conquered Yan and Zhao. A pawn can shake the world; the remaining light of the Wei Dynasty can eventually shine on the nine states. Let's see how he used his humble life to save the building from collapse, restore the glory of the Jin Dynasty, and create a generation of unparalleled hegemony.