An unexpected time travel to the end of the Han Dynasty, the world is in chaos, and heroes are rising up. How does Liu Meng survive in the troubled times, and how does he single-handedly turn the world around? With his feet on the road of iron and blood, one general will make thousands of bones dry up. Liu Meng struggles among the princes and fights his way out.
There are chivalrous tenderness, iron-blooded fighting, powerful plans for the world, and deep brotherhood. The Three Kingdoms are different, but they are all the same wonderful. Let "The King of Soldiers" take you into that war-torn era, take you through a world in chaos, start from scratch, fight for the world, and compose a heroic song that can be praised and cried.
In the dream, I rode on iron cavalry across the rivers and mountains, looked at Kyushu with countless beacons of smoke, sang with my sword and sold wine, and tried to see the heroes coming out of my generation.
Reader comments
The beginning is okay, but I wonder if it will turn out to be nonsense later on!
Not bad, worth a look
The writing is okay, why is it not finished? Isn't it good to have a perfect ending? I hope the author can finish it.
The beginning is okay, but I wonder if it will turn out to be nonsense later on!
Not bad, worth a look
The writing is okay, why is it not finished? Isn't it good to have a perfect ending? I hope the author can finish it.
Wonderful life worth watching