Han Scout

In the second year of Yuanshou, at the foot of Gaolan Mountain, a young man crawled out of a pile of corpses. His name is Zhao Gan, a scout in his previous life, now the son of an Orion in Longxi, and the most inconspicuous infantryman in the Han army. In a bloody battle, he risked his life to capture the little prince of the Huns. But the credit was swallowed up by Captain Liu Wuxiong. The fate of a low-level soldier belongs to his superiors if he performs meritorious service, and belongs to himself if he dies. He refused to accept his fate. With his skills honed in the mountains of Longxi, he tracked and killed enemies in the Gobi Desert. From infantry to scout camp, he gradually entered the sight of General Huo Qubing. Allied with Huo Qubing and Li Ganxue, the three brothers lived and died together. But he saw something he shouldn't have seen - the little prince of the Huns and the captain of the Han army each had identical tattoos. After investigation, the Black Bird Alliance, which had been dormant for hundreds of years, surfaced: the leader of the alliance, Ying Dangliu, transformed into the alchemist Luan Da and sneaked into the court, secretly instigating a bloody battle between Han and Hungarians in an attempt to restore Qin. From the Hexi Gobi to the witchcraft disaster, Zhao Gan killed all the way from the scout to King Zhongwu. Brothers fell one by one, and he stood up again and again. In a turbulent era, he lived out the legend of a great man.