Baptiste Pinson Wu Libros

China, 184 CE An empire will shatter. Dark clouds loom over the Han dynasty. The Yellow Turbans, simple folks turned rebels, threaten the power in place with their sheer numbers and burning anger. Among them, Liao Hua, a young peasant boy, becomes the symbol of the uprising's vengeful spirit. But what should have been a short revolt turns into a bloody war for survival. As untrained farmers face the full might of the empire, Liao Hua forges himself a will of iron and vows to do whatever it takes to become the greatest warrior of his time. However, when his path crosses that of the bearded warrior, he understands ambition won't be enough to come out on top. An age of chaos is beginning. Men will fall, warlords rise, and warriors clash, but only the strongest will leave their names to be praised for the centuries.

Set in 196 CE during the Han Empire, the narrative unfolds against a backdrop of political intrigue and social upheaval. The story follows key figures navigating the complexities of power, loyalty, and betrayal amidst a crumbling dynasty. Richly detailed, it explores themes of ambition and the struggle for control, highlighting the cultural and historical context of the era. Characters are deeply developed, revealing their motivations and the consequences of their choices in a time of uncertainty and change.