PS: This is purely a war and conquest novel, with a writing style modeled after Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It emphasizes strategy, and the villains are no fools. There may be more than one protagonist.
At the end of the Sui dynasty, Yang You was poisoned to death by Li Yuan in the second year of Wude.
He died consumed by resentment, then transmigrated back to the tenth year of Daye, where a modern-day Yang You took over his soul.
In the tenth year of Daye, Yang Guang was on his third campaign against Goguryeo.
After learning what fate had in store for him, Yang You seized the opportunity and rode straight for Liaodong.
Conquer Goguryeo, wage war on the Mohe, subdue the Khitan, drive out the Turks, dominate the Northeast, cultivate its black soil, and take in refugees.
From then on, the Northeast flourished.
Then he led the Northeast cavalry south to claim the Central Plains.
Thus began his campaign to crush the thirty-six rebel kings and the seventy-two rebel bands.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
Prisoner's stick, tsk tsk, the battlefield is full of long weapons, and the generals are the same. How to break the formation with short weapons? You must know that a general is the one who leads his men to break the formation and penetrate the enemy's formation. Moreover, he introduced himself too little and mentioned too many things at once. There are also generals who have long weapons and short weapons. Long weapons break formations and short weapons kill enemies.
What something! The protagonist beats Goryeo and wants them to surrender. What the hell? Do you think everyone is Cai Wenji in the late Han Dynasty?
How many times in ancient times were they able to destroy Goryeo, but they agreed as soon as they surrendered?