Da Qin: Ji Yan Ling Ji Summoned the Great Snow Dragon to Protect Qin

Traveling across the Qin Dynasty to become Yinglan, the eldest son of Yingzheng, he had a sign-in system at the beginning, but it had been silent for many years. When the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty bet on Fu Su as the crown prince, Ying Lan took the initiative to ask Ying to lead 50,000 vanguards to attack Korea. Everyone thought he was going to die, but he was the only one who knew that the system sign-in task was directed at one person: Yan Lingji. The entire Qin envoy died suddenly, and Ying Zheng was furious and sent troops. Ying Lan led the vanguard into the hinterland of South Korea, intercepted Yan Lingji who was surrounded and killed by night in the sea of ​​fire, knocked back the Bird Killer with one palm, and pierced all the pursuers with a silver needle. The moment the system prompt sounded - the Snow Dragon Cavalry, 10,000 elite troops, arrived! But South Korea's 100,000-strong army had already set up a dragnet. Ji Wuye personally ordered hundreds of birds to come out of their nests, vowing to behead the eldest son of Qin. When he was surrounded on all sides, Yinglan smiled: "You think I'm surrounded?" The next moment, the sound of horse hooves like landslides and ground cracking came from the rear. Yuan Zuozong led the Snow Dragon Cavalry to break through the enemy formation. His silver armor reflected the sun and his swords were like snow. With just one charge, the entire Korean defense line collapsed. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.