Is it possible to win?

White first in this situation

In real battle(I was white), it was a draw because I can't progress the battle in 50 moves.

Analysis by Chess.com: +2.23

The endgame is won by relocating your king  around c7. Black will end up in zugzwang when attempting to block your king from reaching e8 or e5. In some variations you need to sacrifice your f-pawn and/or your h-pawn but the last pawn standing wins. You need all pawns. Starting with just 2 of the 3 leads to an obvious draw.

By the way, it matters greatly where the kings are. There is a precise drawing diagonal running from b1 to h7. If the white king succeeds in crossing it, white wins. The next example shows how black keeps a draw by preventing the cross.

Note: analysis verified by the 7-piece Syzygy tablebase.

What is zugzwang?

Zugzwang is a german word for a condition that is common in chess. If one side would prefer to "pass" but it can't because the rules don't allow it, that side is said to be in "zugzwang". Literally it means "forced to move".

Zugzwang is common in endgames but rare in the middle game though there are some examples like Nimzowitch's famous "zugzwang game".