
An Peerless War God in the City
[Hot-blooded jianghu, dynasty struggle]
In terms of military merit, he pacified the North and erected the stone at Yanran.
In terms of power, he stirred the winds and clouds and held the court in his hands.
In terms of martial force, he reached the summit and suppressed the world.
Some say he is wolfish in ambition and decisive and domineering.
Some say he is a natural saint, unmatched among men of talent and virtue.
Later historians evaluated him like this:
At court, he can be a teacher to emperors for generations.
In the wilderness, a single word from him becomes the law of the world.
Yet all he sought in his life was to be worthy of the three cups of wine he once drank.
The first cup: to be unashamed before the heroic spirits in the heavens.
The second cup: not to fail the loyal bones beneath the earth.
The third cup: to be worthy of the conscience of this world.
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