Begging for a Living in Guanzhong

In AD 418, Qingni was defeated miserably and Chang'an changed hands. Liu Yu's great achievements in the Northern Expedition to Guanzhong were ruined by internal strife among the generals and Xia's cavalry. A Beifu soldier who was abandoned in Guanzhong narrowly escaped death on a battlefield littered with corpses. The homeland is far away in the south of the Yangtze River, the way back is cut off, and the surroundings are filled with the lamentations of troubled times. The king's flag changes on the city wall in Guanzhong, Helian Bobo is entrenched in Chang'an, the Northern Wei Dynasty is eyeing Guandong, countless fortresses separate the countryside, and the refugees are tossed and killed in the flames of war. He picked up the broken spear, gathered the defeated soldiers and hungry people, and set up a stronghold to protect himself, calling him a beggar. Not for the title of lord and hegemony, but for a chance of survival. The Wei River is whimpering, and the wind is blowing at Longtou. On the eve of the start of the confrontation between the Northern and Southern Dynasties, an armed group of refugees who were free from the dynasty found a way to survive on the scorched earth of Sanfu and belonged to the refugees in troubled times.