The Lone General Supports the Dragon

When he was seven years old, barbarians attacked Luojing at night, and the Yan family martial arts hall was reduced to ashes overnight. His mother, Su Niang, used her body as a shield and hid him in a rice vat. Her last words were: "Live well." His name was Yan Heng, he had a burn scar on the left side of his face, and he was holding a half-cut gun in his arms - the fourth generation and only descendant of the Yan family's gun. The young man in plain white mourning clothes reined in his horse and stopped in front of him. Lu Heng is the son of General Lu Zhenbei. His father just died at Yanmen Pass last night. "Yan Heng, come with me. I will support you." Two teenagers who lost their loved ones became brothers of life and death in the ashes of the city. From the ruins of Luojing to outside Yanmen Pass, from an unknown soldier to a scar-faced general, Yan Heng killed hundreds of enemy generals with one shot, but he always remembered his mother's words - live well, not for revenge, but to live this life as a path. When the troubled times come to an end, who will be on the throne? Who will hold that Yan family gun?