In the final years of the Xiping era, the Han dynasty was on the brink of collapse. The Yellow Turban rebellion swept across eight provinces. Liao Che of Hanzhong went from the Five Pecks of Rice rebels to the Bingzhou Iron Cavalry, and from serving under Lu Bu to joining Liu Bei's camp. Like a lone wolf, he struggled to survive, learning through every change of allegiance who the true lord was. Before Hulao Pass, he witnessed Lu Bu's peerless valor. Beneath the walls of Xuzhou, he chose Liu Bei's banner of benevolence.
He followed Liu Bei for the rest of his life. The flames of Chibi, the bloody battles in Hanzhong, the tragic song of Yiling, the autumn winds of Wuzhang Plains... Through forty years of the Ji Han's rise and fall, he was both witness and architect. From a boy in Hanzhong to a General of Chariots and Cavalry of Shu Han, he defended not only the kingdom's northern gateway, but also the indelible legend an ordinary man carved with sword and steel in an age that devoured people.
No transmigration, no System, only the cruelty and romance of real history. See how a poor-born lone wolf bites out a place of his own in the chaotic Three Kingdoms.