The tip of a blade points at the emperor seated high on the throne in the Hall of Supreme Harmony. "If you want peace, then don't meddle in my affairs! If you insist on getting involved, I'll make sure you can't sit easy."
Everyone in the hall wears a look of terror, too frightened to raise their heads.
They all know that if they look up, they'll meet that furious glare!
The entire court, including the emperor seated on the Dragon Throne, can only watch helplessly as the young man who dared to speak so brazenly walks out of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in peace.
There's nothing they can do. The young man commands the strongest army, and no one dares challenge his might.
Everyone who has dared to defy him has ended up in the underworld.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Coming out of the front line without any guards? There is a system that recruits soldiers in reality, recruits a soldier and then runs away, and gives him the best equipment. Is the protagonist a brainless person who doesn't know whether a person is loyal or not and just gives him equipment? What is written next**.
I hate Yuan Chonghuan, anyone who sells his teammates is not a good thing
The theme of horseback riding and slashing is good. I can write more features about riding and slashing in the future. Because it is a Ming Dynasty theme, you can go to Higurashi Xishan MOD to find it.
It's well written, but updates are too slow.
Update, I haven't updated it after waiting for a long time.
Why are you recruiting Qing*Jurchens when there is a system? Let Qing*Jurchens develop and prosper**?
Commentary on Chapter 8 Encountering a Tavern in "The Ming Dynasty: Mounting and Blade Starting with a Group of Soldiers" written by Bamboo Strip Lantern.
Does anyone have any novels about horseback riding that I would like to recommend?