(No System, military strategy, political intrigue, dry humor, a Song-dynasty super-soldier)
Di Qing, the famous “Face-Tattooed General” of the Northern Song, was said to be the reincarnation of the Star of Military Valor.
He was brave and skilled in battle, winning great renown, especially in the wars against Western Xia.
But the Song dynasty favored civil officials over the military.
Though Di Qing’s military achievements were outstanding, his status as a general made him a target of suspicion among the civil officials.
In the end, he was demoted and died in sorrow.
Zhang Wei, a modern military enthusiast, transmigrates to the Song dynasty and becomes Di Qing, awaiting execution at the execution ground.
See how he is reborn as the Song dynasty’s god of war.
On the battlefield, he knows that all is fair in war. In the official world, he wins without bloodshed.
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