Sui Beng: Chasing the Deer in the World for Five Hundred Autumns

In the fourth year of Renshou in the Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang killed his father and seized the throne to usher in troubled times. Qin Zhao (zi Chengye), the principal of Qinghe County, was a Jinshi from a poor family. He personally experienced the "cooking bones and cooking bones" in the canal. He followed Shi Wansui and Zhang Xutuo to attack Goryeo and saw the soldiers dying of cold and hunger. He was framed for resisting the "Korean rates" and his parents died tragically. He was rescued by Cheng Yaojin and then thrown into Wagang. After Zhai Rangchuang and Li Mi seized power in Wagang, Qin Zhao led Qin Qiong, Xu Shiji and others to leave Weizhou and establish the "Xingyi Army" to set up a banner to "equalize land, avoid taxes, and protect the people and the environment." He saw the death of loyal ministers such as Gao Xi in the Sui Dynasty and the sycophants such as Yu Wenshu who harmed the country. He also dealt with the heroes: fighting Xue Rengao, instigating rebellion against Wei Chigong, joining forces with Dou Jiande, resisting Wang Shichong, fighting against Li Tang, and recruiting talents such as Li Jing and Wei Zheng. After the battles of Hulao Pass, Mangshan, and Tongguan, he captured the Turks Jieli from the north, and Xiao Xian from Nanping conquered Lingnan. Qin Zhao finally proclaimed himself emperor in Luoyang and changed the Yuan Dynasty to "Yongxi". With the "people as the foundation" new policy, he ended nearly two decades of war and ushered in the "Yongxi Prosperity".