I, the soldier king of the Republic, have become the cannon fodder of the Tang Dynasty. When the commander asked me to lead the troops, I used a set of "Rules for Recruits" in my backhand. My colleagues scolded me for grandstanding, until my troops were in a mountainous formation and my arrows were all fired. The prince inspected incognito and was shocked: "Your Majesty's method of training soldiers is unheard of!" I handed over a handwritten booklet and solemnly saluted: "Your Highness, do you want to learn? This is the "Quosion Order". Practice military posture for three months."
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Author's comment: This is the first part of a series that is very story-telling, full of character conflicts and down-to-earth. The second part, "Soldiers 2: I Enacted Reform in the Tang Dynasty", will be released soon. I hope you will continue reading. Thank you for your support!
Author's comment: This is the first part of a series that is very story-telling, full of character conflicts and down-to-earth. The second part, "Soldiers 2: I Enacted Reform in the Tang Dynasty", will be released soon. I hope you will continue reading. Thank you for your support!