Tianxiashuo

His name is Lin Shuo - Shuo from Shuofang. This name was given to him by himself because he originally had no name. Outside Shuofang City, he raised horses for others. On the night when the Beirong cavalry defeated Shajiao Fort, he took a bay-red horse with a long-handled saber on his back and headed south. The horse screams and frightens the sand. The knife was left by an old man from Beirong - the old man taught him knife skills for three years. He did not leave a name, but only left a sentence: "Don't let it be buried in the sand." In troubled times, the three kings raised armies and powerful ministers exercised power. The young emperor sat on the dragon chair and asked: "Have you found the boy from Shuofang?" The golden tent on the grassland was moving south, and someone was waiting for the chair to be vacated - for a full hundred years. On the day he surrendered to the army, the military officials asked him what he knew. "I know how to raise horses and know the way," he said. "I know how to kill people--kill the people who deserve to be killed." On the military register, the ink has not yet dried on the word "Lin Shuo". The world still doesn't know the weight of these two words.