With a Million Soldiers at Your Command, You Want Me to Raise an Army to Save the Emperor?

Wielding Power over the Court and Commanding the Army

The Protagonist Raises an Army in Rebellion to Save Himself

In a fantasy dynasty, the protagonist originally just wants to lie flat, but is forced to raise an army in self-defense.

Power Over the Court, Command of the Army, No System

The Emperor Discovers His Hundreds of Thousands of Secret Troops, So He Overthrows the Dynasty

If You Had Hundreds of Thousands of Troops, Would You Return to Court or Crown Yourself King?

A Wealthy Magnate at the End of a Dynasty Raises a Private Army and Fights for the Throne

The male lead shouldn't be a prince. He should hide away and quietly build up his strength, training an army. Preferably no female lead. He should be decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart.

A Naive Ancient-Era General with Unmatched Strength Serves the Emperor

I want to read something similar to From a Groom in the Spring and Autumn Period to the Greatest General Under Heaven.

If I Commanded a Million Soldiers and the Crown Prince Rebelled, Asking Me to Help Him: Emperor Stories

A letter tells me to put down a rebellion. Me: How dare these two rebels send me a letter?

From the Start: One Hundred Thousand Soldiers Building a Faction

The Emperor Discovers the Male Lead's Hundreds of Thousands of Private Troops, and the Male Lead Overthrows the Dynasty

If You Traveled to Ancient Times and Held 800,000 Heavy Troops,

My life is like walking on thin ice!

The Emperor Discovers the Male Lead's Hundreds of Thousands of Private Troops, So the Male Lead Overthrows the Dynasty