Prisoner of Chu at the End of Jin Dynasty

Huan Sheng was born in chains. His father was Huan Xuan, the tycoon who usurped the Sima family and established the Chu Kingdom on his own. But Dachu only lived for three months. The father's head was sent to Jiankang, and he was locked in a prison car. He was seven years old that year. From then on, there was no Huan Sheng in the world, and there was a young man named Jiao in Luxi Village by the Han River. But Liu Yu didn't believe that a child who had subjugated his country could make any trouble, and he didn't believe that he was dead. The Beifu soldiers' arrest warrants were spread one after another from Jiangling to both sides of the Han River like a spider web. When he was eleven years old, he couldn't hide it anymore. The former Qin prince Fu Hong, an old man who also lost his country, wore a sword on his waist. Then Fu Hong turned around and walked towards the pile of rocks, blocking the pursuers at the other end of the mountain road for him, and never came back. The escape route passed through the blizzard in the Funiu Mountains, the pirate ships on the Han River, and the cracks in the mountainside in the hinterland of the Qinling Mountains that only allowed one person to pass sideways. People are dying every step you take, and every day you live is a fluke. The sound of horse hooves behind him never stopped, and Liu Jinu's blade was separated by a wall, so close that he could hear the sound of sharpening. The orphans of the subjugated country remain anonymous. After thousands of miles of pursuit and escape in the Han River, a young man survived inch by inch in the cracks of troubled times, and grew claws inch by inch. He is a prisoner of Chu, a man who has subjugated his country, and is also a man with a sword.