Li Mu: the First World War Anbian, a Strange Injustice Through the Ages

At the end of the Warring States Period, the powerful Qin Dynasty invaded and annexed the six countries, and the Northern Xiongnu cavalry harassed the Central Plains. The Zhao State was caught between four wars, and the country was in decline and in danger. Li Mu, the last pillar of the Zhao Kingdom, guarded the northern border for half his life. He did not perform military exploits for a moment, but held back and accumulated strength for more than ten years. In one day, he launched his army and defeated the Huns' 100,000-strong cavalry. The Huns did not dare to go south to herd their horses for more than ten years. With this battle, he stabilized the border and shocked the world. When the State of Zhao was weak and all its good generals were gone, he was ordered to carry out the national calamity. He twice defeated the tiger and wolf divisions of the Qin army, guarded the dangerous city with his remaining troops, and supported the collapsed building of the State of Zhao alone. However, the emperor was secretive and his ministers were treacherous, the Qin State rebelled against him, and the powerful officials deceived the emperor with slanderous words. A generation of loyal generals were not defeated on the battlefield, but they died at the hands of their own emperor. They committed injustice and stained their robes with blood. As soon as Li Mu died, the Great Wall of Zhao State destroyed itself, and soon the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed. This book follows the history and writes directly, with a cold and sharp writing style, depicting the unparalleled talents and loyalty of the generals, exposing the eternal injustice of being jealous of his superior achievements and being killed for his loyalty, and telling the bleak truth that in troubled times, there is no way for the loyal and the weak to survive.