Biography of Tianyuan

On a snowy night, the capital was about to be destroyed. The 30,000 defenders were surrounded by hundreds of thousands of civilian troops. Their food and grass were running out, and foreign aid was cut off. Li Yi, a young general from a poor family, was ordered to lead five hundred men who dared to die and fought their way out of the siege on ice, snow and corpses. Three hundred miles of icy mountain road, the pursuers refused to give up. Li Yi used his family's medical skills to treat the wounded along the way - setting bones, debriding wounds, stopping bleeding, and prolonging life. Not a single one of the 500 remaining soldiers was left behind. However, when they arrived at Xianxia Pass with scars on their faces, what was waiting for them was the rebel generals who had already surrendered to the enemy, as well as the overwhelming rain of arrows and rolling logs. There were interceptions in front and pursuers behind. Li Yi led his troops in a bloody battle for an hour, and they were killed from the flank, but only less than half of the troops were left. In a desperate situation, Li Yi did not take the ordinary path. He gave up the call for reinforcements and instead attacked the enemy's base camp Youzhou, cutting off food routes and shaking the morale of the army. He staged a besiege of Wei and rescue of Zhao with 200 remaining soldiers. When the news came back, the imperial court was shocked, and he was immediately made the governor of Yanyun, in charge of the military and political affairs of the twelve states. At this time, the enraged 100,000 main forces of the Republic of China had already rushed out and attacked Youzhou. While Li Yi deployed four armies to encroach on Yanyun's lost territory, he also went to the Heilongkou Gorge to set up an ambush. On the battlefield where rolling logs and kerosene were in place, the eight hundred mile emergency report from Yanyun was full of hellish scenes of people exchanging children for food and starving to death for thousands of miles. This humble general who emerged from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​​​blood has since embarked on a journey to calm the troubled times.