Xiliang: I Became the Crown Prince's Substitute

When he woke up, Chen Liang became the substitute of Chen Zhao, the prince of Xiliang. Facing the war-torn dynasty's struggle for hegemony; facing the grudges and grudges of wealthy merchants; facing the dangerous Xiliang cavalry... Chen Liang came in happily: On the first day out of the secret room, he defeated Xiliang military advisor Huang Longshi with a shocking appearance. In the first week after leaving the secret room, he finished reading a collection of classics and history and various military strategies. In the first month after walking out of the secret room, he broke the prison of little Zhuge Fan Xiping. … The Emperor of Jincheng summoned the King of Xiliang to the capital with eighteen gold medals, hoping to release his military power over a glass of wine. Unexpectedly, the King of Xiliang insisted that Xiliang not change his surname, and was chopped into pieces by three thousand swords and axes. From then on, Chen Liang led the Xiliang cavalry and used white robes as uniforms to herd horses all over the world. Wherever the white-robed cavalry passed, they were destroyed... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.