Undercover in 383 AD - The Legend of the Battle of Fat Water

Author: Wu Qitai
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: War and conspiracy, heroes and beauties, this is a timeless topic. Iron horses and frozen rivers, red sleeves adding fragrance. The masculinity of men and the gentleness of women intertwine in historical moments, depicting a thrilling and dramatic epic story amidst the passion of blood-stained armor and life-or-death choices. This is a novel dedicated to men, including women who wish to understand them. The emotional entanglement of three women and three men, a war of eighty thousand against eighty million. The novel takes the classic battle of outnumbering the few in the long river of history, the Battle of Feishui, as its theme. It narrates this battle and the characters on both sides, from Fu Jian's dream of eating millet grass and fish turning into a dragon, to his eventual defeat in the Battle of Feishui and the collapse of the Former Qin Empire, as well as Yao Chang's founding of the Later Qin and Xie An's dismissal as Prime Minister, vividly showcasing them to the readers.