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In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty was in decline and the country was in chaos. The government was in turmoil, powerful officials were in power, and the people were living in misery. The most powerful people were He Jin and Taifu Yuan Wei. They assisted the emperor in handling government affairs, but they were helpless in the face of the growing Yellow Turban Army.

At the same time, the eunuch group "Ten Constant Attendants" in the court gradually rose to power, and their power was astonishing. These eunuchs relied on the emperor's favor to do whatever they wanted, oppressing the ministers, making the court full of chaos.

Faced with such a complex and thorny situation, General He Jin was worried. He knew that if he did not take measures to solve the problem, the Han Dynasty would be destroyed and his position would not be stable. So He Jin secretly discussed countermeasures with Yuan Wei and other ministers and decided to plot to eliminate the eunuchs and revive the government.

After some planning, everyone came up with a plan: mobilize Dong Zhuo to lead the Western Liang cavalry into the capital.

Dong Zhuo was a brave and good fighter, and the Xiliang Iron Cavalry under his command had excellent horses, which was indeed a useful talent. If he could be used, the "Ten Eunuchs" could be successfully wiped out, and at the same time, the Yellow Turban Army could be countered, killing two birds with one stone.

However, this seemingly perfect plan hides a huge crisis. Dong Zhuo is ambitious and is definitely not a good person. Once he enters the capital and takes power, he may become a more terrifying existence than the "Ten Eunuchs". But at this moment, He Jin and others have long been incompetent and can only make a stupid move and take a risk...

Later, the eunuchs learned about the conspiracy between He Jin and Yuan Wei and others. This news was like a heavy bomb, instantly detonating all the eunuchs of the Ten Attendants. For a time, people were panicked and the situation changed dramatically.

However, before He Jin had made his arrangements, a thrilling assassination attempt had quietly begun. A group of well-trained and ruthless assassins dispatched by the Ten Eunuchs appeared like ghosts on the road that He Jin had to take to attend court. They lay in ambush in the dark, waiting for an opportunity to strike, and would deliver a fatal blow as soon as the target appeared.

Finally, He Jin stepped into their carefully laid trap. In an instant, the flashes of swords and the shouts of killing were deafening. Facing the sudden attack, although He Jin fought hard, he was outnumbered and seriously injured. In the end, he fell in a pool of blood and died in front of the Jiade Hall.

This bloody massacre shocked everyone, and the already turbulent situation became even more confusing. All parties smelled the breath of power change and began to stir. They colluded secretly and planned their own conspiracies and intrigues, trying to gain greater benefits in this chaotic situation. The court fell into panic and chaos, and the people lived in dire straits and suffered terribly.

At this critical moment, the Yellow Turban Army responsible for attacking the north gate also surged like a tide, and their number was as high as 50,000! These soldiers dressed in yellow, holding various weapons, launched a fierce attack on the city gate. And the leader of this huge army was one of the leaders of the Yellow Turban Army, Zhang Jue. He stood on a high place, waving the flag in his hand, commanding the soldiers to move forward bravely. It can be seen that this team is well-trained and has a strong combat effectiveness.

At the same time, the Yellow Turban Army attacking the east gate was much smaller. This force led by Zhang Liang had only about 20,000 people, but their attack was no less powerful than the enemy forces in other directions. Although they were outnumbered, Zhang Liang used tactics skillfully to maximize the power of his troops.

A large number of Yellow Turbans also gathered at the South Gate. Under the leadership of Zhang Bao, they launched a fierce attack on the South Gate. Zhang Bao led the way and personally rushed to the front, inspiring the soldiers behind him to move forward bravely. Although the pressure on the South Gate was not small, the defenders still firmly resisted the enemy's attack.