Remaining Photos of Ji Dynasty

In the middle of winter in the fifth year of Yongning, Xiaoguan in Yongzhou was closed due to snow. In the north, there are ghost cavalry marching south on the ice, in the south, there are Chang'an dignitaries drawing knives on the books - most of the winter clothes and food and grass have been cut off, and the supervisory army secretly hides charcoal and rice, just waiting for the border troops to fend for themselves. Gao Jin was just the concubine of King Xing, but he held an isolated pass with eight thousand remaining soldiers. He opened the "three boxes of books" left by his master, and first wrote down the way to survive in military orders using "Gewu": killing horses to boil oil, frying noodles for pay, dismantling pavilions to burn charcoal, using crossbows to break chariots, and even the supervising army dared to kill them in the snow according to military law. Xiao Guan held on, but the troubled times had just begun - the north was united and the war was about to rise in the south. He and Helian Shimiao, the eldest princess of Lu State, stood side by side because of their alliance. One person calculated the outcome, and the other insisted on the bottom line of "not exchanging common people for victory". The weapons are getting bigger and bigger, and the one we have to deal with in the end may not be the enemy country, but the reincarnation of the old system that has not been broken for thousands of years.