Go Home in White Clothes

Qin fell, Chu rested, Chu and Han fought, and the nine provinces were filled with bloody wars. Su Heng, a young mountain boy from Zhuwu, Fuling, entered the world with the secret knowledge of Guigu military strategist, and dealt with the disputes among Confucianism, Mohism, Taoism, Legalism, and Yin and Yang. He travels across the vast rivers and lakes to discern the good and evil in people's hearts; he plays chess on the battlefield in the Central Plains and controls the rise and fall of the world. The war was settled, the Han Dynasty was established, and the title of prince and marquis of the Golden Palace was offered to him. He dressed in white and resolutely resigned. The prosperous times are far from peaceful. The emperors are jealous, the powerful ministers are constantly quarreling, the embers of the troubled times are waiting for opportunities to rekindle, and hundreds of schools of thought are once again in dispute. He spent half his life in blood to stop the war, just for the sake of peace for the common people. After the hostility in the world has been cleared away and the fireworks among the people are reignited, Su Heng gives up his worldly reputation and retires to Yunshan Zhuwu. A thousand years of hegemony will eventually turn into dust, but only the true heart will not be stained by dust. A roll of wind and dust hides the troubled times, and four rolls of mountains and rivers are hidden in white clothes.