God of War: Bringing China's Legendary Generals to Life at Their Peak

The famous actor Chen Ruolong is known for playing generals in historical dramas.

During a downturn in his career, he unexpectedly obtained a livestream System that could transmigrate through time and space.

With this System, he could play any historical figure and livestream the performance.

And so he created the world's first livestreamed television series: Gods of War in Huaxia.

Through the thrilling tides of war, he would show viewers the decisive ruthlessness of Bai Qi, the carefree valor of the white-clad God of War Zhao Yun, and Huo Qubing, the peerless general who brought glory to the empire.

"We've established three rules of war, and I hope everyone will follow them. First, do not kill soldiers who surrender." The fragility of those lives filled him with both compassion and regret.

But in this first battle, he faced an enormous dilemma: the 450,000 enemy soldiers who surrendered at Changping became a burden he could not bear.

What would he choose this time?

The authentic, brutal stench of blood filled him with both reverence and relief.

He revered those people in history who gave their lives to defend their loyalty, and felt fortunate to live in a peaceful, prosperous age, in a wealthy and powerful nation.

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