She transmigrates into a world where the Han Empire, Rome, and the Xiongnu all surround a neutral city. It is an age of the strong devouring the weak, survival of the fittest, and anyone bold enough can claim a throne.
At first, to avoid being conscripted, he pretends to be a fool and lives comfortably in the countryside, picking fights with the local gentry and chasing pretty girls. Later, his family is destroyed and he flees to the mountains, where he faces poverty and despair, caught between killing and running away.
At last, he understands: without the golden headband, how can I save you? With it, how can I love you?
His heart truly aches. He leaves the deep mountains and joins the military, training hard to grow stronger, gathering brothers around him, and building a camp to protect his family.
Amid the tangled power struggles within the Han Empire, who will rise and who will fall? He skillfully finds his place, weaving through rival factions and fighting both openly and in secret, all in pursuit of his dream of becoming the lord of a prefecture.
It's worth reading. It's a good book with three correct views. Many of its opinions are true. You can learn a lot. It's helpful to open the book. The protagonist improves very quickly. The battle scenes are all instant kills. There are too many women. It's a good book.
Good looking, good looking. I hope the author will continue to work hard
In a word, super beautiful
Not bad! Although it has flaws, the story is interesting! Not boring, farming articles! Don't take it too seriously, it suits my personal taste!