Three Years After the Empress Cast Me Aside, I Raise an Army in the Desert North

(Dynasty building, conquest, summoning, history, mighty generals, princesses, empresses, saintesses) Zhou Yu transmigrates as the third son of the Prince of Zhenbei, and is engaged to a princess! But a Northern Mongol invasion changes his fate. His fiancée ascends the throne as empress, then joins forces with her lover to kill Zhou Yu’s father and elder brother. The empress forces him to break off the engagement, while the court officials insist he observe mourning! Before leaving the capital, he awakens a Fortune Exchange System that automatically grants him ten thousand fortune points every day. Ten thousand points can raise ten thousand troops. One hundred thousand points can be exchanged for a general who commands one hundred thousand men. One million points can be exchanged for a general who commands one million men. He summons famous Three Kingdoms generals one after another, including Gao Shun, Zhang Liao, Zhao Yun, and Lü Bu... Before his three-year mourning period is even over, he has conquered the lands north of the desert, seized the entire northern frontier, amassed a million-strong army, and marched south! Outside the capital, the empress kneels and begs Zhou Yu’s forgiveness, hoping to remarry him! Zhou Yu merely smiles and looks toward a more distant world! The princess who dreams of becoming emperor, the empress who took the throne in a crisis, the extraordinary woman destined to be empress, and the sect’s saintess all seek revenge on Zhou Yu. In the end, their nations are destroyed, and they become nothing more than spoils of war on Zhou Yu’s campaigns. Yet Zhou Yu does not lose himself in a life of pleasure. He keeps conquering, with summons left in his wake. Chinese statesmen and generals, swordsmen and immortals appear in this world one after another...