Beiliang: Riding Down Tai'an City from the Start

Xu Longxiang transmigrates into the world of Beiliang, bound to a rather unreliable System, and takes the place of Xu Longxiang, the Beiliang Prince's youngest son, who had been simple-minded and foolish.

From then on, Beiliang slowly begins to change.

The Emperor of Liyang: You fool! How dare Xu Longxiang bring troops to Taian City? Is he trying to rebel?

The Empress of Northern Mang: My 400,000 troops are just gone? Xu Longxiang must not be allowed to live.

Cao Guanzi: The Xu family is full of outstanding men. It seems the world is about to change.

Xu Longxiang lowers his head, his gaze resolute.

The eldest son of the Butcher, disciple of the military strategist Li Yishan, and Prince of Beiliang, who lost 300,000 of his own cavalry defending the northwestern gateway of the Central Plains: why shouldn't he be emperor?

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