I Heard That Guangling Didn't Know the Cold, and a Big Snow Dragon Rode Down to the South of the Yangtze River

Xu Longxiang traveled through the world of Beiliang, bound to an unreliable sign-in system, and became the body of Xu Longxiang, the foolish and foolish youngest son of the King of Beiliang. From now on, Beiliang is no longer miserable! What if Beiliang Iron Cavalry costs 500,000 instead of 300,000? Why can't King Beiliang, the son of Ren Tu, the disciple of the national scholar Li Yishan, who guards the country for the Central Plains, not be the emperor? A few years later, Beimang moved south. Xu Long looked at the millions of troops behind him like he was riding a horse and said: "Beimang is marching south in a big way, and Li Yang actually dares to join in the fun?" "Then hit me! Hit me hard!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.