Transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty: The Iron-Blooded Prince Guards the Nation's Fallen Heroes

After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, Guo Xin unexpectedly becomes the General of the Left Martial Guard and is sent to govern Anxi.

Camel bells beyond the frontier, eagles soaring over the desert. History unveils the most tragic chapter in the Tang army's story.

The battle-hardened Anxi Army, their hair turned completely white, refuse to part with their long sabers even in death. After fifty years fighting against all odds, they become the soul of the Tang Dynasty.

Guo Xin, a special forces soldier from a later age, has arrived.

He awakens a sign-in reward System. Food, medicine, even military officers: from now on, Anxi will know no more sorrowful songs.

Daily sign-in earns only ten points, and you need a thousand to draw a prize. What a rip-off!

Thankfully, there are beginner rewards: three free draws. Are you kidding me? Guo Xin sighs at the heavens. He draws a female general who goes against him at every turn.

Alone, he ventures into Anxi and wins over the Tang generals. He incites a war between the Uyghurs and Tibetans, giving the people and soldiers of the Four Garrisons of Anxi a chance to recover and rebuild.

Minting coins, opening up wasteland, repairing river embankments, building cities: the Anxi Army will never again be merely defensive.

Guo Xin leads ten thousand Anxi soldiers in battles against the Uyghurs, the Shatuo, and the Tibetans. Wherever their long sabers point, their advance is unstoppable.

Heads may roll, but the spirit of the Tang Dynasty must never be lost...

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