Huo Qubing: in This Life, I Will Write the History Books

History books sentenced him to death at the age of twenty-four. The first day he passed through, he saw the line of words - Yuan Shou six years, twenty-four years, died. Modern military doctors dress up as eighteen-year-old Huo Qubing, with only six years left. In the wind and sand outside the Great Wall, he revolutionized the Han army with modern war casualty rescue and cavalry tactics - eight hundred light cavalry penetrated the royal court, diseases in the camp were suppressed by a bowl of boiling water, and every stroke in the military merit book made the enemy's scalp numb. Under the Weiyang Palace in Chang'an, he dealt with Liu Che, Zhang Tang, and Wei Qing, trying to break the deadlock of his master. But there is one thing more terrifying than death: starting from the man who bowed his head and wrote in the corner of Wuyang Palace, someone has collected his words into Shiqu Pavilion. The words "Yuan Shou died in six years" also come from this. Wood chips in the border market, hidden stakes in the army, the death of the Huns, anonymous poison letters... Who is writing down the date of death for him? Uncle Wei Qing is the man's sharpest shield and his deepest fear. In this life, not only did he have to live past the age of twenty-four, but he also had to rewrite the entire history book by himself.