Lin Feng, a Chinese military champion, transmigrates into the Tang Dynasty and becomes a disgraced soldier stationed at a remote frontier outpost where death is all but certain.
In his previous life, he was a Tang history expert who aced every test. In this life, he is a foot soldier in the Rock Battalion, fighting to survive amid blood and fire.
As the Turkic cavalry charge toward him, he murmurs, “Plan One, initiate.”
He improves weapons, puts his men through hellish training, and forms the Beacon Corps! The thunderous roar of the thunder bombs marks his first triumph, taking him from frontier sentry to Zhaowu commandant.
He thinks his knowledge, more than a thousand years ahead of its time, will let him crush any foe. But an old, retired soldier defeats him with ease using an ancient battle formation. The old man sheaths his blade and says coolly, “Son, you don’t have enough killing intent.”
Only then does Lin Feng truly learn to revere this ancient land.
He offers brilliant strategies that shake the imperial court, and uses the study of the natural world to forge the Iron Cavalry of Anxi. He opens trade routes, promotes crafts and industry, and governs the Western Regions with modern methods.
From frontier commandant to imperial chancellor, every reform he drives challenges the old order.
Li Shimin regards him as the sharpest sword in his hand, and also the most dangerous threat at his side.
After securing a victory worthy of being remembered for generations, with his achievements overshadowing the throne, will he carve out a kingdom of his own or step back before it’s too late?
See how a modern military champion uses steel and fire to protect everything he holds dear in this magnificent age, ultimately becoming the man who lays the foundations of its golden era!
The special forces travel through the Tang Dynasty, and hard-core tactics collide with the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. The plot is compact and passionate, and sparks fly between ancient and modern thinking. It has a strong sense of substitution and makes it a hearty read. It is a novel worth recommending. I had herpes zoster (herpes zoster), and I read this book at night when the pain was so severe that I couldn't sleep. I fell in love with it after listening to it. I listened to all the author's updates in ten days. I feel that it is a good book worth listening to.
Good book, well written by the author. However, I had doubts when I saw the expansion of "Fenghuo Whistle" to "Feng Sui Team"❓"Whistle" is a company-level establishment. The Tang army did not have a "post" organization. What was the organization of the 7-man "post"? To be precise, it should be "huo", the class organization, so when I read this, it was a bit confusing; Huo, team, regiment, battalion and army constituted the basic organization of the Tang army.
The novel is very exciting, depicting the heroic feat of the border scouts who bravely fought back against the Turks despite being in dire straits. Their bravery is just like that of the Tang army soldiers headed by Guo Xin who defended the Anxi Protectorate, writing an epic with their lives. The writing is sonorous and powerful, the plot is tense and thrilling, the characters are vividly created, and the emotions are highly contagious. It is a masterpiece of ingenuity.
The plot is compact, the scenes are described delicately, the psychology is vivid, and the story line is clear.
The story has ups and downs and is very exciting, but the content of the personnel (brigade commander, team leader) and history are very different. Gap
The best plot arrangement so far, the most concise and accurate writing
The rhythm is tight, interlocking, and the psychological description is very immersive, not bad!
The plot is transcendent, as if you can be placed in the battlefield in one fell swoop
It's very beautiful and interesting. Let's take a look.
How many people are there in the Beacon Whistle?