The Journey of Rebirth Against the World

Cui Xin, a young general in his previous life, devoted himself to serving the country, but was framed by the villains in the palace. They used lies to mislead Cui Xin, causing him to mistakenly believe the traitor, and eventually died unjustly. The dynasty also fell into chaos due to the leakage of the contents of the secret edict. After rebirth, Cui Xin, carrying the memories and pain of his previous life, is determined to change his destiny. Back at the critical moment when he was recalled to the capital, Cui Xin knew that he had become a pawn in the competition between various forces. Undercurrents in the court are surging, murderous intentions are everywhere in the harem, and the secret edict in his hand becomes the key to changing the fate of the dynasty. In order to consolidate their power, the villains tried their best to prevent Cui Xin from revealing the truth of the secret edict and destroy his foundation in the court. Cui Xin not only has to face the psychological trauma caused by failure in his previous life, which affects his judgment of others, but he is also forced to take sides in the confrontation between camps. Under these difficulties, as the net of conspiracy gradually tightened, Cui Xin decisively gave up glory and led three thousand cavalry deep into the wilderness. The wilderness environment is harsh and local forces are xenophobic. Cui Xin faces a crisis of survival. But with his wisdom and perseverance, he gradually integrated the barbaric forces. At the same time, the secrets of the secret edict may be leaked at any time, the dynasty is in danger, and time is running out. He must establish a foothold in the wilderness as soon as possible. In the end, Cui Xin led the barbarian army to counterattack the capital, successfully took revenge and exposed the villain's conspiracy. However, behind the victory is the painful price of losing loved ones and close friends in the previous life. But with his hard work, he reshaped the dynastic order and returned real power to the hands of those who guarded the country.