Looking North

Seventeen-year-old Chen Wangzhi, just the son of a tenant farmer, lost everything on a snowy night. He walked for three days holding a strange baby, not to be a hero, but because he couldn't bear to watch people die. He found a third way - not "either live by yourself or others", but "live together". In this cannibal world, he gathered refugees, deserters, nobles in trouble, and hunted medical women. He led them from the north to the south of the Yangtze River, transforming them from a piece of loose sand into a rebel army. He is not good at tactics and does not understand the overall situation. He only uses the stupidest method - remembering everyone's name and protecting everyone who wants to live. On his team are: A veteran who taught him how to recognize people, share food, and set rules has been coughing since he appeared on the scene. A fugitive noblewoman who had no plans left her behind. She used him and was changed by him. The first cavalryman in the North who was afraid of the dark recognized him as his big brother and charged into battle for him. A simple and honest man who is afraid of death but never retreats from the battlefield A silent medical woman who saved everyone's lives, including his enemies This is not a cool article. People will die in war, friends will betray, and dreams will hit the wall. Chen Wangzhi is stubborn, vindictive, and suspicious. He is not a perfect protagonist, he is just a person who does not want to be eaten by the world. But when no one believed in the third way, he proved that a single spark can start a prairie fire. An epic about survival in troubled times, about the third way, and about how a group of people can neither become beasts nor sacrifices in a world of cannibalism.