The Han Prince Begs to Be Sent to the Battlefield to Die from the Start

[Transmigration] [Feel-Good] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Alternate History]

Liu Zheng, a special forces soldier, has just transmigrated to the Great Han Dynasty, only to find himself locked up in prison.

To get out of the imperial capital, Liu Zheng asks the emperor to send him to the battlefield to die.

Once outside the capital, Liu Zheng, drawing on his special forces background, quietly builds up his strength at the border of three kingdoms. He builds the Han Dynasty's strongest army and the finest weapons, and makes the most protective chain mail, so soldiers can let the enemy hack away at them without suffering a scratch.

He also turns Nanfeng City into an iron fortress, letting invading enemies attack as they please. Liu Zheng shouts at them, “Put your backs into it! What, didn't you get enough to eat?”

Leading his elite special forces, Liu Zheng sweeps across the Xiongnu and becomes invincible across the land.

Emperor: Seventh Son, your Third Brother is planning a rebellion. Lend me some troops so I can crush him.

Crown Prince: Seventh Brother, you brought troops back to the capital without permission. Are you trying to rebel?

Leading his iron-blooded warriors, Liu Zheng sweeps through the kingdoms and sighs, “You're all too weak! Not one of you can put up a fight.”

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