Ran Min Chuan's Blood Fertile Central Plains

This is a historical romance novel with Ran Min, a hero of the Han nationality during the Five Husties Rebellion in China, as the protagonist. The novel takes Ran Min's legendary life as an orphan from a begging army to raising a grandson of the Jie clan, and from General Zhao Meng to the founding emperor of the Wei Dynasty as the main line. It vividly reproduces the tragic scene of the Han nation in the north when it was on the verge of extinction in the 4th century AD. The work vividly depicts core events such as Ran Min's "order to kill the Hu", the bloodbath of Yecheng, and the expulsion of the Wu Hu with ten battles and ten victories, creating a tragic hero image of "a heroic talent and the overlord of Chu". The novel contains not only the war scenes of gold and iron, but also the feelings of family and country that bear the humiliation. It not only shows Ran Min's illustrious military exploits that single-handedly turned the world around, but also records the tragic ending of his defeat at Xingshan and his heroic sacrifice. The whole book is written in the form of a traditional chapter-style romance, with concise language and compact plot. While restoring the historical truth, it explores eternal themes such as national survival, loyalty and choice, and the fate of heroes.