Long Qie Starts the Game: I Beat Liu Ji

The red armor is as red as blood, the scarlet cloak is curled up, and the sword at the waist has not been drawn out, but the cold air is already approaching. The four hoofs of the red war horse under its crotch were filled with smoke, and it was integrated with him, like a Shura stepping out of the flames. He wears an iron helmet that covers most of his face all year round. The top of the helmet and the shoulder armor are shaped into the shape of majestic ram's horns, vaguely revealing the ferocious aura of ancient beasts. In the middle of the breastplate, a huge green dragon is entrenched on it, its scales and claws spread out, as if it will break through the armor and fly into the sky at any time. When they took off their helmets and saw each other, they saw a short red hair, with the sides shaved very clean, except for a strand of hair on the top that slanted across the forehead, sharp as a knife; the murderous intent in those red pupils like blood jade was half-squinted. King Xiang, the dragon is back! Watch me defeat Han Xin and Liu Ji, watch me bring peace to the world, and let the dragon rise from the ground! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.