Wei Zuo Huanyu

In the 15th year of Yongxi's reign in the Wei Dynasty, the imperial court in Ziwei City, Luoyang decided to negotiate, and a bright and yellow imperial edict broke through the tranquility of the thousands of miles of frontier fortress. Cao Lie, the commander-in-chief of the Western Conquest, led an expeditionary army of 500,000 people. He set off from the Persian Plateau and crossed the stormy Mediterranean Sea to conquer the Roman Empire as far away as Europe. Li Shu, a son of Chenliu, and Wang Duo, a soldier on the west side of Longxi, followed the navy of the Wei Dynasty and set foot on the sea they had never seen before. They were seasick and vomited until the sky became dark, but they gritted their teeth and clutched their spears, refusing to back down; Cao Lie, the famous clan general, and Zhou Fang, the naval deputy general, mobilized thousands of giant ships in the wind and waves, worked together with the land soldiers and navy, and vowed to destroy Rome; Cao Heng, Emperor Gaozong of the Wei Dynasty, was based in Luoyang and was responsible for coordinating the three-line food routes of the Central Plains, the Western Regions and West Asia. While appeasing the civil servants of the aristocratic families who opposed the expedition, he also protected the thousands of miles of foundation behind him. This is a global battle in which the descendants of Cao Wei inherited the legacy of Emperor Wu of Wei and fought all the way from the hinterland of China to Europe, Asia and Africa; it was the life and death of the soldiers on the battlefield, the iron-blooded deployment of the generals, and the unification of the world under the emperor's machinations. Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever wind and rain come, they are all Wei soil; the world is unified, and Wei Zuo extends forever.