Hunted After Arriving in the Song Dynasty, I Marry a General's Daughter with Three Hundred Army Garrisons as Her Dowry

After transmigrating to the Northern Song, Chen Ce is hunted down and nearly killed. He escapes into a ghost camp of the remnants of a defeated army, where a beautiful daughter of a military family saves him. Forced into a whirlwind wedding after just three days, he takes charge of her troublesome inheritance: three hundred auxiliary troops struck from the official rolls and listed as ghosts.

The court sees them as dead weight. Their enemies laugh at them as useless soldiers.

Until Chen Ce arms them to the teeth with armor bought through Pinduoduo.

Until Chen Ce pushes them to become fiends incarnate.

When the Jin cavalry charges south and the court’s high officials flee at the first sign of danger, Chen Ce puts an arm around his wife and stands atop the city wall. He gives the three hundred killing machines behind him a gentle wave:

“Go on. Give my father-in-law’s ‘dowry’ a little exercise.”