Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty, the Iron-blooded Prince Protects the Country

Name: Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty, the Iron-blooded Prince Protects the Country
Author: A Feather Flies

by A Feather Flies

completed History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, Guo Xin unexpectedly became General Zuo Wuwei and patrolled Anxi. Camels bell outside the Great Wall and eagles fly in the desert. History has revealed the most tragic chapter of the Tang army. The iron-blooded Anxi Army has a head full of white hair and will never let go of Mo Dao. After fighting in a desperate situation for fifty years, he transformed into the soul of the Tang Dynasty. Guo Xin, the special soldier of later generations, is here. Awakening to the sign-in reward system, food, medicine, and even military commanders, Anxi's tragedy is no longer there. You only get ten points by signing in every day. If you reach a thousand points, you can draw a prize. What a scam! Fortunately, there is also a novice reward, three free draws; it's funny to me, Guo Xin looked up to the sky and sighed. When I draw a female general, she still fights with me everywhere. He went to Anxi alone and subdued the generals of the Tang Dynasty; he provoked a war between the Uighurs and Tibetans, and the soldiers and civilians of the four towns of Anxi were able to recuperate and recuperate. Minting coins, reclaiming wasteland, building river embankments, and building cities, the Anxi Army is no longer for defense. Guo Xin led 10,000 Anxi troops to fight against the Uighurs, destroy Shatuo, and fight against Tibet. As Mo Dao pointed, the front was unstoppable. The head can be cut off, but the integrity of the Tang Dynasty must not be lost; the body can be destroyed, but the land of the Tang Dynasty must not be lost. Anxi Army, the last glory of the Tang Army. The sun sets over the long river, and the blood-red flag flutters! ...