At Fengbo Pavilion, his father was murdered, and Ye Yun was about to be beheaded. Fortunately, at that moment, he awakened the Dead Soldier System.
As the master of the System, Ye Yun can combine the strength of all his dead soldiers.
Slay the treacherous minister Qin Hui, and the number of dead soldiers he can summon increases tenfold.
Slay the foolish emperor Zhao Gou and ascend the throne, and his dead soldiers gain a hundred years of cultivation.
Defeat the eighteen rebel kings and quell the rebellion, and his dead soldiers gain a thousand years of cultivation.
Sign in at Shaolin, the Bright Sect, and the World Society, and his dead soldiers gain a thousand years of inner power.
Go to Kunlun, defeat Shu Mountain, and slay the Yin-Yang Masters, and his dead soldiers gain a thousand years of magical power.
Conquer Rome, battle the Pharaoh, and storm Mount Olympus: three thousand dead soldiers shatter the void.
The Song Dynasty in this book is parallel to the Song Dynasty. You all know the specific reasons. I will try my best to write it according to history. In some cases, I can only compromise. If you think the writing is okay, support it with a five-star book review, and there will be more explosions.
It's well written, why don't you write it again?
I don't care. What do other people think? Anyway, I think this is the first and most novel one. Everyone writes about the Song Dynasty in the same way. Only he wrote it with a sense of innovation.
The good meaning has been changed, but it's still pretty good-looking.
He kills decisively, and he is too bad at killing women.