The Ranch Grants Me Immortality, and One Day My Horsemen Will Conquer the World

Name: The Ranch Grants Me Immortality, and One Day My Horsemen Will Conquer the World
Author: Behemoth

牧场赋我长生，不死终要马踏天下

by Behemoth (比蒙)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 213k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Raise horses, and I gain longevity!

Trim hooves, and I grow stronger!

Soul armor makes me invincible!

When powerful enemies set their sights on the ranch, vowing to slaughter its people and seize its horses;

When China, my homeland in another world, faces invasion by enemy forces;

Ying Qi, lord of the ranch, gives a crooked grin, raises his sword, and roars:

“Generals, heed my command! Ride out with me!”

“Trample the world beneath our hooves, and wage war through the ages!”

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