Frontier Dragon Trail: Special Forces Soldier Transmigrates into a Bandit King

Modern-day soldier king Lu Feng gives his life for his country, only to wake up as Lin Doudou, the timid second-in-command of Blackwind Stronghold on the border of the Great Yan Dynasty. Within the stronghold, bloody infighting rages. Beyond its walls, northern barbarians run rampant. Three hundred desperadoes are sharpening their blades, while 150 elderly and children go hungry. Reincarnated in another man's body, he first executes the tyrannical chief, then raises a new, ironclad banner: “Fight the northern barbarians, never prey on the people.” With triangular daggers, upgraded crossbows, and bundles of explosives, he forges a rabble into the “Border Stronghold Dragon Brigade,” a force that strikes fear into enemy armies. While out hunting, he rescues Princess Zhao Lingxi, traveling incognito. Escorting her across a thousand miles, he survives three assassination attempts and uses a soldier king's cunning to cut through the undercurrents of court politics. In the throne hall, a blueprint for a flintlock leaves the whole court speechless. Beyond Yanmen Pass, three hundred elite troops launch a night raid on an eighty-thousand-strong coalition. One shot kills the enemy leader; one battle decides the fate of the realm! His achievements make the emperor wary? He turns around and puts down the Crown Prince's rebellion, earning an imperial appointment as regent. Ten years of reform follow: railways appear, the firearms corps sweeps through its enemies, and the surrounding tribes submit. On his wedding day, ten miles of streets are adorned with bridal finery. With a prosperous age secured, he retires with the empress to Blackwind Stronghold, watching the sun rise as they talk about the realm. “After transmigrating here, being able to protect the country and its people is all I could ever ask for!” This is the dragon's path of a soldier king who turns the clouds with one hand and the rain with the other, and the tale of a border stronghold where iron resolve and tenderness endure side by side.