Smell the Chicken and Dance

Yongjia was in troubled times and the Central Plains was in turmoil. Su Yan, a doctor of history, traveled through time and became Liu Yan, a branch of the Liu family in Zhongshan, and became close friends of life and death with Liu Kun and Zu Ti who "heard the chickens dance". He accompanied Liu Kun in guarding Bingzhou for nine years - playing bamboo pipes to drive back the enemy, leaving the city alone with lanterns; he helped his ancestor Ti cross the Yangtze River in the Northern Expedition - attacking Ji in the middle of the stream and regaining Henan. He knew the fate of these two heroes: one was hanged in the Jicheng dungeon and wrote the desperate poem "How can a hundred people make steel and turn it into softness around the fingers"; the other was restrained by the court and died by the Yellow River in sorrow and anger. He couldn't save them. But the value of his time traveling to this era is not to change his life, but to remember and pass it on - he wrote "The Record of Chickens" and wrote down their stories so that thousands of years later, some people will still remember: In this darkest troubled world, there were two people who once fought their whole lives for the word "Central Plains".