Beiliang: the Horse Sets Foot on Tai'an City at the Beginning

Xu Longxiang traveled through the world of Beiliang, bound to an unreliable system, and became the body of Xu Longxiang, the foolish and foolish youngest son of the King of Beiliang. From then on, Beiliang began to slowly change. Emperor Liyang: Damn, Xu Longxiang, how dare he lead troops to Tai'an City? Is he going to rebel? Empress Beimang: Is my 400,000-strong army just gone? A son like Xu Long must not be allowed to stay. Cao Guanzi: The Xu family is full of outstanding people. It seems that things are going to change. Xu Long lowered his head and looked determined. The eldest son of Rentu, a disciple of military counselor Li Yishan, the King of Beiliang who had killed and injured 300,000 of his own cavalry while guarding the northwest gate of the Central Plains, why couldn't he become the emperor? The introduction is weak, please read the text This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.