Heroes in Troubled Times: from Fool to Overlord

"When I wore a beard, they called me a heretic; when I forged an iron plow, they laughed at me as a fool." "When I exchange salt for thousands of cavalry and conquer the enemy's capital—" "The salt crystals on the corpse mountain reflect the Hu clothes they imitated." In troubled times, famine gnawed away the bark of the tree, but Wu Ming sprinkled the last half bag of salt into the iron-making furnace. While the princes were fighting for the land, his cavalry in Hufu were using salt stirrups to step through the scorched earth—— The Wei army laughed at him because he couldn't fight in the short-haired Hu uniform, but saw the cavalry unleashing a killing storm: The frozen leather armor was as brittle as pancakes under the charge of the cavalry. Reform? The serfs digging in the land threw down the wood and snatched the iron and salt hoe he had forged—— The sound of the hoe blade smashing into the powerful skull was more deafening than the war drum. When the world calls heretics I'm salt tanning a saddle. When you laugh at me as a fool The iron plow has cut open the family granary I'll wait for you to imitate Hufu in embarrassment My salt truck Is running over the lowered pawn's sternum to the west ——Go and get more war horses!