Jiashen Does Not Cross

On a snowy night in Liaodong, Anwen, the commander of the frontier army, led several old soldiers under his command to defend Blackstone Village. He was supposed to be the most inconspicuous frozen bone in the torrent of history, but in a fatal encounter, he accidentally cut off a pair of eagle eyes of the Qing army's forward. From the ruins of Ningyuan to the front of Shanhaiguan, from the frozen Yellow River to the Jianghuai defense line - a captain's sword gradually became the strongest backbone of the Ming Dynasty's frontier army. There is no heavenly descending system, no princely background, Anwen only has the scars accumulated by the frontier army for ten years, the lives of his comrades, and the simplest obsession of this era: In the year of Jiashen, the Qing army never crossed the border.