Ran Min's Life and Death Decision

Story introduction In the middle of the fourth century AD, the Five Husbands disrupted China. The northern Han people ushered in the darkest moment in history: the Jie nobles controlled the government, and the Han people lived like pigs and dogs. Ran Min, a Han boy who grew up in Huying, called the tyrant Shi Hu "grandpa" for eighteen years. He is a sword, held in the hands of his enemies. He fought for the barbarians on the battlefield with his own hands, and also massacred his own compatriots with his own hands. Until one day, he looked at the blood-stained jade pendant left by his mother and whispered softly: "Mom, I remember that I am Han." In 350 AD, under the order to kill Hu, blood flowed into rivers in Yecheng in one day. He stood in the mountain of corpses and sea of blood, roaring to the sky: "I bear the sins I have done! But the seeds of the Han people must be left behind!" He proclaimed himself emperor, founded the country, won ten battles, and was finally surrounded by Lian Tai. The horse was captured. Faced with the ridicule of the barbarian monarch, he responded boldly: "The world is in chaos, and you, Cao, Yi, Di, and beasts are still proclaimed emperor. How much more can I, a hero from China!" He is Ran Min. A flawed mortal made a choice that only a god would dare to make in the nation's darkest moment.