Northern War King

Ling Fubei, the former eldest son of the Ling family, was framed as a murderer by his brother Ling Feng and sentenced to death. Later, when the northern border was short of men, he was exiled to serve as a soldier. After five years of hard work, he became a war emperor. The battle in Ling Fubei was about to be won, but when the result came, he learned that his relatives had been killed and his daughter's eyes had been gouged out. He led thirteen black guards and two generals to return to Yuncheng regardless of military regulations. . .