Immortal Warrior Dahan: Start by Adding Some Points to Cultivate Immortality

This was a Han Dynasty where immortals and martial arts coexisted, and great power was attributed to oneself. There are people with unparalleled physical strength who can lift mountains and pierce through thousands of armies single-handedly. Someone can call the wind and rain, and spread the beans to form an army. Someone wrote a poem to control the country, but with just a flick of the finger, it collapsed into a catastrophe. This is the best of times. At this time, all schools of thought still retain their final vitality, and the brilliance of ideals is still shining. There are heroes here who value integrity but disregard life and death, there are virtuous ministers who ask for orders for the people, and there are heroes who can swallow up thousands of miles. But it was also the worst of times. A trafficker is a pawn, and his life is like a grass and a mayfly. This is a romantic era, but also a turbulent era. When you have nothing, when you have no control over your destiny. The extreme poverty of material things makes everything possible spiritually. Standing at the crossroads of the times, perhaps a real man should carry a three-foot sword and make immortal achievements. It was the second year of the First Yuan Dynasty of the Han Dynasty, Huo Wu had died, and the current emperor succeeded to the throne at a young age. The powerful ministers in the court were in power. The Xiongnu remained outside and there were many ills inside. The Han vassal king was ready to make a move, and the court was filled with unrest. But new heroes are also being born, Huo Guang, Su Wu, Emperor Xuan, Emperor Zhao. Let's take a look at this little-known history. Although Huo Wu is gone, the pace of expansion by the big men will never stop, and the big men should be stronger.