Mobei Tiance

In the second year of Tianhan, Li Ling left Juyan with 5,000 infantry and moved to Junji Mountain to Tuanhan Mountain. After twelve days of bloody fighting, he ran out of food and ammunition. The last three Hewei arrows were buried in the rubble of the barren mountain, and the long knife that killed his old friend in the battle fell into his hands. The night he was taken to Mobei, a strange sound appeared in his mind - not an hallucination, but some kind of existence that he could not yet understand, adapting to this grassland with him. Everyone knows that he surrendered on his knees, but this is never a story about surrender. Mi Ya swears that he only wants one thing: to live and settle all the accounts. From the emperor's expectations at the Wutai Hall in Chang'an, to the scrutiny of the Huns' dome, from the general's guard holding five thousand Han soldiers, to the guests who are both valued and guarded by the Chanyu. It only takes one knife to commit suicide, but it takes ten thousand criticisms to endure and plan. What Li Ling wants to walk is a long road to Mobei that is more difficult than dying in battle - to write his own strategy with a stigma.