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　　This is also the reason why most people think that Ye Gucheng is the number one swordsman in the world.

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　　Looking at Ye Gucheng's information, Chu Mo's saliva almost came out.

　　If you can learn Ye Gucheng's swordsmanship, that's it.

　　If you can learn the flying fairy of Ye Gucheng.

　　The martial arts world has the ability to protect itself.

　　Chu Mo was slightly excited.

　　Then, Chu Mo took a good look at Ye Gucheng's star circle, and then withdrew.

　　Chumo and Ye Gucheng are friends.

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　　In addition to real characters, anime characters, martial arts characters, and historical figures.

　　Historical figure - Ran Min, the rumored "Wu Mourning King".

　　After seeing this figure, Chu Mo's body became excited.

　　He hoped that Ran Min could issue a task to himself.

　　Then he can enter the darkest era of the Han people.

　　Cut off the Hu people and restore the mountains and rivers.

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　　Chumo admired Ran Min very much.

　　Save China from the crisis, and save the pillars of the Han nationality.

　　It is precisely because of the birth of Ran Min that the last trace of vitality of the Han nationality was preserved.

　　It can be said that instead of Ran Min, the Hu people may continue to go south and slaughter the Han people.

　　At that time, the Han nationality desperately needed one person to stand up and lead everyone to resist.

　　Chumo worships Ran Min...  

　　It's because Ran Min is first-class in both bravery and commander-in-chief.

　　Vertically and horizontally, he killed a piece of the world for the Han nationality.

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　　Ran Min is a peerless warrior, and his bravery ranks among the highest in the history of China. Only Xiang Yu, Yue Fei, and Yang Zaixing may be comparable to him.

　　His military ability can also be regarded as a first-class general in history.

　　The battle of Liantai between him and the first Wuhu general, Murong Ke, is also rare in the history of China. The peak duel between the strongest generals and the most wise generals in the same era, and the previous case was five hundred years ago, the god of war Xiang Yu and The Battle of Gaixia by Han Xin, the Bing Xian.

　　The Wuhu chaos period in the fourth century AD was an unprecedented dark history for the Chinese nation.

　　The Sifang Hu people occupy the Central Plains, killing the Han people like pigs and sheep.

　　At this time, the people of the Han nationality have a name, called - two-legged sheep.

　　The Han people are treated like cattle and sheep.

　　Kill if you want, eat if you want.

　　That's really, worse than grass mustard.

　　At this time, a Han general, Ran Min, rose up, slaughtered more than 2.1 Jiehu like blood, and declared war on the Sifang Hu regime with the "Tu Hu Order". [-]

　　Ran Min is a peerless warrior. Only Xiang Yu, the overlord who descends like a god, can beat him. In later generations, Yue Fei, who rode alone against hundreds of thousands of troops, and Yang Zaixing, who fought with [-] golden soldiers with three hundred cavalry, may be comparable to him.

　　Ran Min's military ability can also be regarded as a first-class famous general in history. Even if he is compared with the heroes of the Three Kingdoms well-known to the public, he can only be compared with a few people such as Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, and Guan Yu.

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　　In 352, Ran Min failed to break out of the siege and was captured by the former Emperor of Yan, Murong Jun.

　　On the epitaph of Ran Min's descendants, Ran Min is called "Ping Emperor". .

[Chapter 497 of the text]

　　During the two Jin Dynasties, the Five Hus revolted against China, and the Hu people regarded the Han people as pigs and dogs, and called the Han people "sheep".

　　Later, Zhao general Ran Min issued a killing order for the Han people to rise up and resist, so that the blood of the Han people could be preserved.

　　"Kill Hu Ling" is Ran Min's most famous decree.

　　Many scholars like to discredit Ran Min.

　　But I don't even know what era it was.

　　Bai Qi is for Da Qin.

　　The pit killed [-] soldiers.

　　In Changping, it turned into a cemetery of thousands of miles.

　　Liu Bang Xiang Yu, in order to resist the violent Qin, rose up.

　　The Three Kingdoms Shu Han Liu Bei, a straw sandal seller, became a generation of monarchs.

　　Ran Min rose in troubled times and wanted to achieve hegemony.

　　shelter one side.

　　Don't say it's him, he is an ambitious person, with such strength, he will do it.

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　　The Wuhua Chaos period was definitely the darkest period in the history of the Han nationality.

　　19 No one.

　　Although later generations have also experienced a lot of upheaval.

　　Many people died.

　　But it is far from comparable to this period.

　　During the period of the Five Husbands and China, the fate of the Han people who stayed in the north was tragic.

　　After the Xiongnu, Xianbei and other northern Hu nationalities invaded the Central Plains, the Western Jin royal family and gentry migrated in large numbers and established the Eastern Jin regime on the south bank of the Yangtze River.

　　"Book of Jin, Wang Daozhuan" edited by Fang Xuanling in the Tang Dynasty recorded: "Luojing overturned, and sixteen or seventeen of the scholars and women in Zhongzhou avoided the chaos of Jiangzuo." to Jiangnan.

　　And those northern Han nationality who are unable to migrate have a tragic fate.

　　Wherever the Hu people went, they were all slaughtered.

　　It can be said that "there is a thousand miles of smoke, and there are no two in ten".

　　Shi Le, the founder of Hou Zhao, originally had the genes of bloodthirsty and savagery. After his death, Shi Hu, the ruler of Hou Zhao, was even more famous for his brutality.

　　Examples of Shi Hu's brutality can be found everywhere in the history books: every time he conquered a city, Shi Hu slaughtered all the men and women in the city.

　　In order to build palaces, repair forest gardens, and build armors and ships, he barbarously recruited Han men and women many times. Hundreds of thousands of people died of illness, starvation, and torture on the way.

　　He forcibly took [-] Han women from the common people and incorporated them into the harem, wantonly raped, humiliated and killed them, causing the women's husbands to organize volunteer soldiers to resist, but they were all suppressed, and countless dead.

　　Shihu loves hunting. He encircled the tens of thousands of kilometers of land in the southern Central Plains as hunting grounds. Han people were not allowed to throw a stone, otherwise they would be considered dead for the crime of "criminal beasts".

　　Shi Hu's son, Shi Sui, also acted erratically. He sometimes went to the palace officials' homes at night and raped their wives and concubines at will; sometimes he cut off the heads of beautiful palace maids and put them on jade plates to make handicrafts for people to enjoy in turn; these When they were tired of playing, they selected beautiful nuns from the palace, killed them first, then cooked their meat together with beef and mutton, and distributed them to the ministers left and right to taste, so that the ministers could identify the taste.

　　According to the "Mingsha Shishi Lost Book" unearthed by Mingshaqu: "Yongjia was in great chaos, and the mid-summer was in ruins. The number of Baobi marshals is less than forty. There are more than [-] or [-] families, and the few are less than [-] and [-] families. "

　　Under the barbaric rule of the Hou Zhao, the Han population in the Central Plains dropped sharply to four or five million. Historical records record that "the north is desolate, the clothes and crowns have moved south, Hu Di is everywhere, and the children of the Han family are about to be slaughtered."

　　The number of Han people was even surpassed by the Hu people who moved in.

　　in an almost dead species.

　　Circle the word "dead species", focus on it, and test it!

　　The remaining northern Han refugees decided to rise up to resist. They either built a fort or formed a rebel army, and launched a desperate battle with the Hu army.

　　It's a pity that the army formed by these Han people, who have no food and clothing, is too weak to pose any threat to the Hu people.

　　Therefore, after the initial intimidation disappeared, the Hu people still acted as a blessing and regarded the Han people as pigs and dogs.

　　The superiority of the Hu people is not created out of thin air, but is based on their military superiority and population superiority.

　　According to rumors, once, the barbaric monarch Shi Hu looked at his son's team and said with a smile: "My father and son are so majestic, as long as the sky doesn't collapse, what's there to worry about? It's enough to have fun with your son and grandson!"

　　It was in this situation that Ran Min rose up.

　　The Ran Min family has been a general for many generations. In the last years of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Ran family once followed Chen Wu's "Begging Army" to fight against the Hu people.

　　Later, due to being outnumbered, he was defeated by Shi Le, who was Liu Yuan's subordinate 190, and temporarily surrendered.

　　Although the battle was defeated, Ran Min's father, Ran Zhan, left a deep impression on Shi Le. "The Spring and Autumn of the Sixteen Kingdoms" records: "I was twelve years old. Long and brave, he bowed his horse and ignored the battle." At a glance, he saw Ran Zhan's bravery, and thought that "here is strong and strong." After capturing him, Shi Hu was adopted as his adopted son.Later, he became General Zuo Jishe and was named the Marquis of Xihua.

　　A few years later, Ran Zhan was defeated by Liu Yao's troops, beheaded by Liu Yao, and a generation of generals fell.

　　After Ran Zhan died, he left behind his son.Hu's father has no children, so Ran Min was brave and brave when he was young, and inherited all the advantages of his father, which made the tyrant Shi Hu very fond of him and raised Ran Min as his own grandson.

　　When Ran Min grew up, he was "eight feet long", "extremely brave", and "good at strategy".

　　Ran Min's first battle was in the battle of Changli in 338 AD. At that time, almost all of Shi Hu's army was wiped out. Only the army led by the young Ran Min was safe and sound due to his good command, and he became famous since then. .

[Chapter 498 of the text]

　　Since then, Ran Min has participated in many times to quell the rebellions of the northern Dingling, Wuhuan, Fuyu and other tribes, and has repeatedly made extraordinary achievements in the battle with the late Zhao rival Murong Xianbei, and his prestige has grown.

　　Because of his victories in hundreds of battles, his bravery, and his appetite for killing Hu people, the name of Ran Min made all Hu generals change their color when they heard about it.