Travels of the Great Han Dynasty

During the Yuanshou period of the Han Dynasty, wars broke out frequently in northern Xinjiang. The Xiongnu repeatedly invaded the border and the people were displaced and suffered. Fan Yu, a descendant of the founding father Fan Kuai, was a young man with great ambitions. He bid farewell to the Marquis Mansion at the age of fourteen and went to the northern Xinjiang to join the army. He guarded Qilian for many years, fought bloody battles, and was promoted to the rank of General of Valiant Cavalry with his numerous military exploits. He cared deeply about his family and his country, and he had never been in love with glory and glory. During a border war, a flash flood occurred. Unfortunately, Fan Yu was swept away by the torrent and fell into a remote valley deep in Qilian. He was seriously injured and on the verge of death. The twin doctor sisters, Yanran and Yanru, who grew up in the valley, were kind-hearted and tried their best to save him. Accompanying each other day and night in the quiet valley, the gentle warmth melted away his coldness. The three of them were deeply affectionate and devoted to each other. After recovering from his injuries and returning to the court, Fan Yu was ordered to go deep into the hinterland of the Xiongnu, cut off the dragon veins of the foreign tribes, and achieved unprecedented feats. After his success, he declined the generous salary offered by high-ranking officials in the court, and only asked for a special decree to be allowed to marry Yanran and Yanru as equal wives. Emperor Wu was furious and deprived him of all military power and official duties, retaining only the false title of Marquis Wuyang. After that, Fan Yu took off his armor and took his two sisters to travel across the mountains and rivers of the nine states of the Han Dynasty, protecting the common people with chivalry and staying together for the rest of their lives.