Gao Huan, from Poor Handsome to Overlord

The wind under the Chile River has been blowing for fifteen hundred years! His name is Gao Huan, and his Xianbei name is He Liuhun. His parents died young and he was living under the roof of someone else. He was so poor that he couldn't even put food on the table. But he had a face with "sharp eyes, long head, high cheekbones, and teeth as white as jade" - people in Huaishuo Town said that this kid looked like Pan An. That winter, Lou Zhaojun, a noble lady from Pingcheng, passed by Huaishuo Town. She looked up and saw him serving on the city wall. She was stunned on the spot. Regardless of the status gap, she shouted in the street: "This is my true husband!" A black horse, a good bow, thirty arrows, and the word "wait" - she handed it over from Pingcheng, and he set off from Huaishuo. The Six Towns Uprising, the Heyin Incident, the Xindu Rebellion, the Battle of Hanling... He climbed from the bottom to the pinnacle of power step by step, confronting Yuwen and Tai, and dominating the northern hegemony after the split of the Northern Wei Dynasty. But heroes eventually come to an end. Under the Jade Wall City, fifty days of hard work were in vain. On the way to retreat, the veteran general Hu Lujin sang "Chile Song": "The sky is blue, the fields are vast, the wind blows and the grass is low, and cattle and sheep can be seen..." This is a story written throughout his life by a man who was so handsome that he had no friends, was so ruthless that he had no opponents, and who finally lost to his destiny. It's not a cool novel, but it's better than a cool novel; it's not a tragedy, but it's more touching than a tragedy.