Back to Wei Pawn

"Back to Wei Soldier" In the first year of Jingkang, the city of Bianjing was destroyed. Seventeen-year-old Liu Zheng crawled out from the pile of dead people. A dying old soldier thrust a broken flag into his arms and said, "Put it back in for me." He didn't know where to insert himself, he only knew that he had to live for this person. On his way south, he met a young officer named Yue Fei. That man stood among the defeated soldiers with a determined look in his eyes, as if there was a way out no matter how chaotic the world was. "Follow me." Three words changed Liu Zheng's life. From the lowest soldier in the Wei army to the leader who has won more than thirty battles. During the great victory in Yancheng, he watched Yue Yun's hammer smash the Jinbing Iron Pagoda; outside Zhuxian Town, he finally planted the flag back in his homeland. Then, twelve gold medals came. "Ten years of work were destroyed in one day." In the eleventh year of Shaoxing, on the twenty-ninth day of the twelfth lunar month, the bell of Fengbo Pavilion rang. Some people hinted to Liu Zheng that as long as he testified about Yue Fei's rebellion, he could be acquitted and promoted. At dawn, he said two words: I won't sign. Many years later, Liu Zheng returned to his hometown in Fujian. The Shuixin River at the entrance of the village was clogged with silt. He took off his shirt, picked up a hoe, and spent twenty years building the river. Someone asked him what he was most proud of in his life. He pointed to the river: "It's still flowing." The soldiers crossing the river advance but never retreat. He crawled out from the dead and lived for a flag all his life. In the end, he lived his life as the river.