The Empire of Lanxing Continent

[System × Fantasy × Troop Summoning × War, also known as My Civilization’s Foundations Outlast Your Life]

Transmigrated as a baby? What an explosive start!

Lan Chuan woke up to find himself a helpless baby on the Lanxing Continent. He had planned to lie flat and become a mama’s boy in another world, but when he was six, a coup took his father’s life, and his mother began a “nightmare escape.”

At long last, he activated the System, only to discover that his beginner quest was to walk 108,000 li on foot! The System even came with a sharp tongue, sneering, “Dear, may we suggest you reincarnate instead?”

With no other choice, mother and son blazed their way through danger, evading assassins, crawling through caves, and chewing tree bark until they finally escaped to Jiuzhou Village, said to be “absolutely peaceful.” Lan Chuan had planned to take it easy, farm, raise sheep, pet dogs, and live a carefree life of sloth.

Then, twenty years later, an army of his enemies kicked down the barrier at the village entrance and, right in front of him, put his mother on the hot list for a one-way trip to the afterlife!

Lan Chuan hurled down his hatchet. “I’m done with this lousy System… Wait! You’re saying I can summon the heroes of Huaxia? And raise a million troops with one click?”

From then on, the Lanxing Continent witnessed one absurd spectacle after another:

Confucian scholars knocked out enemy troops by swinging the Analects, traditional Chinese doctors created an army of a million with their needles, and Terracotta Warriors swept across the battlefield wielding Gatling guns!

Lan Chuan: “My Huaxia civilization has five thousand years of heritage. You think you can wipe it out just because you want to? Tonight, I’m adding an extra chapter: raise a million troops and roll right over the enemy’s stronghold!”

This is my first work, so it may have plenty of shortcomings. I welcome everyone’s criticism and advice, and I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your feedback and support motivate me to write, and I’ll do my best to make every work a good one!