Ordered to Destroy a Kingdom, I Slaughter Too Many and Anger the Empress

"You slaughtered too many people in the battle on the Northern Frontier."

"Now that the two countries are negotiating peace, submit your resignation as Great General tomorrow."

In the imperial study, the Empress spoke as if discussing something trivial.

The man who had accompanied him from humble beginnings had finally fulfilled his duty.

When the ruler orders a subject to die, the subject has no choice but to obey.

Even though this man was the Great General of the court, she believed no one could defy her will.

But when she said this, the man's face twisted into a mocking smile.

"I risked my life for you time and again. I nearly died on the battlefield more times than I can count."

"I never thought all my loyalty would earn me this ending."

"Then, Your Majesty the Empress."

"From this day on, we are through..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.