The Rise of the Frontier Soldiers

"Bian Chen Long Road" When the cold wind from the north carried the bloody smell across the city wall, Qin Ming tightened his grip on the rusty ring-shou knife. He was fourteen this year, and he was the most inconspicuous auxiliary in the border army. He chopped wood and carried water every day, and could only tremble when he looked at his comrades fighting below the tower. On the day when the barbarians broke through the barrier, the centurion thrust the blood-stained token into his hand: "Hold this flag." He slashed down the enemy with his sword for the first time, and the blood splashed on his face was actually hotter than the cold wind. After crawling out from the dead many times, Qin Ming became the most daring team leader, leading twelve men to penetrate the enemy formation; when he was promoted to captain, he spent three years repelling the winter attack of the barbarian royal court; in the year when he led Zhenbei General Seal, he built a ten-mile camp on the frozen boundary river to block the smoke outside the Great Wall. When chaos broke out in the capital, he marched south with his troops and crushed the mansions of powerful officials with iron hoofs. In the Jinluan Hall, the edict of the old emperor's Zen throne fell to the ground. The young man who could not hold the sword finally took over the power of the world.