The Gate of Great Rebellion.

Summary

Humans exhibit peculiar courage, often rallying in crowds, yet fear can easily paralyze them. In Da Xi, after defeating Dong Chu, a corrupt official's embezzlement led to unrest among refugees, resulting in a massive uprising. Despite being outnumbered, Commander Wu inspired 800 soldiers with a bloodied flag, instilling fear in the 100,000 rebels. An Zheng, a dominant figure, faced thousands alone, causing many to retreat. As tensions escalated, Tan Shan Se appeared, capturing An Zheng's friends to exploit his emotional vulnerabilities. He taunted An Zheng, revealing the harsh reality that a hero cannot have attachments without risking their loved ones' safety.

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