At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, warlords fought in chaos. So many stories of heroes were nothing more than struggles for power and profit, attacking each other. Perhaps they only saw the power of life and death in their hands from high above, but failed to see the exhaustion of the nation's very lifeblood.

With the Sima clan usurping the throne, the War of the Eight Princes opened the gates for the Hu people to move south, and the Central Plains entered a dark era.

Henry Clark arrived in the year 340 AD, a period in history commonly known as the "Five Barbarians Ravaging China." Facing a land overrun by Hu people and his own people on the verge of extermination, he had no choice but to rise up and fight for survival!

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Do you not see, Han's Zhongjun, tying up the captives at a young age, asking for a long cord; do you not see, Ban Dingyuan, light cavalry urging the battle clouds in distant lands.

I have a system golden finger. Gentlemen, join me in killing the Hu, reclaiming the Han rivers and mountains, and restoring the glory of a strong Han!