Iron-Blooded Hongnong: Yang Zhongchuan

At the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty, beacon smoke tore apart the mountains and rivers in the six towns. Yang Zhong, a young man from Hongnong, was separated three days after his wedding and was captured as a slave in Nanliang. In a desperate situation, he met the strange man Dugu Xin, who taught him military strategies and gave him a "Xinyi" dagger. He set up his ambition to "end the troubled times and integrate the Hu and Han Dynasties into one". After returning to the north, he devoted himself to Guanlong, fought in a bloody battle with Yujue on the Heqiao to block an arrow, and refused to retreat even though his heart was broken in Mangshan. With his illustrious military exploits and benevolence that transcended his ethnic group, he became the pillar of the Western Wei Dynasty. However, Yang Zhong gradually discovered that the joys and sorrows between him and his first wife Lu Kutao, every escape from death on the battlefield, and even the honor of being given the surname "Pu Liuru" seemed to be controlled by an invisible hand called "The Legacy of the Old Northern Wei Dynasty", which was intended to maintain division and balance in the world. Facing the undercurrent, he made a life-and-death oath with Dugu Xin, Wei Xiaokuan, and Li Mu to "restore the attire of the Han family and jointly promote the integration of all ethnic groups." With loyalty as the warp and weft, he weaved a large web to resist conspiracies and protect beliefs in the court and on the battlefield. His son, Yang Jian, inherited his father's shadow and bore his father's name. He grew up difficultly in the shadow of conflicting beliefs, power struggles and "legacy policies". Finally, relying on the loyalty network and spiritual legacy left by his father, he seized the historical opportunity and established the Sui Dynasty on behalf of the Zhou Dynasty. This is an epic intertwined with blood and warmth, telling how a family broke the shackles of history and won the hearts of the world with the loyalty and courage of two generations.