Ban Jiangxue

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, after the defeat of Sarhu, the wind and snow from Liaodong moved southward, and the mountains and rivers became unbalanced. In Huiling Mountain Village, Li Fengzhe, the son of a blacksmith, originally only wanted to spend his life guarding the fire, his mother, his younger brother, and that small yard. At that time, he did not understand that before the world collapsed, the first thing to be broken was often not the city, but the homes of ordinary people. One night in a snowstorm, the village was massacred, the parents died, and the younger brother was separated. He escaped from the pile of dead people and spent nine months on the road of exile. He saw hunger, disease, deserters, refugees and the cold eyes of the government. Later, he was adopted by the feudal king and became his adopted son, and he also became the shadow who died for others. He thought all he had to do was survive and take revenge. It was only many years later that I learned that what my father brought back from Saarhu was not only an old injury, but also an old incident that should not be remembered. From then on, Li Fengzhe no longer just asked who his enemy was. He began to ask: What kind of world can allow murderers to sit high in the hall, make the corpses of the dead unknown, and make it a luxury for the living to even kneel down to survive? So he recruited refugees, trained new troops, established a spy network, organized food routes, killed corrupt officials, and defeated the Qing cavalry. He was an orphan, a chess piece, and a shadow. Later, he walked out of the darkness and rearranged the chess game with his own hands. Others asked him why he had to go to this point. Li Fengzhe said: "If the mountains and rivers are decayed and the etiquette is ruined, then I will use my sword as a pen to rewrite the world."