When Li Yunlong led more than a hundred veterans of the Independent Regiment, he stepped into the troubled times of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
There are no radios, no heavy artillery, and no firearms, only Hanyang-made, old sleeves and the fierceness of "the brave will win when encountering a narrow road".
Facing the dressed-up and courteous Wuhu cavalry who were traveling south, he slapped his thighs and cursed: "Mom, I don't care what kind of wealthy families or barbarian soldiers you have. There is only one rule here: keep those who can beat you, and get out of those who are afraid of death!"
He used modern infantry tactics to defeat the talkative metaphysics of the Eastern Jin gentry, used native iron forging to improve armor and weapons, and trained more than a hundred skirmishers into the "Northern Shanxi Wolf Cavalry" that swept across the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers.
While the clans of Jiankang City were still fighting for power, Li Yunlong had already led his "independent regiment" to erect an iron-blooded flag embroidered with the word "Li" on the bank of the Huaihe River.
Some people call him a vulgar martial artist, while others fear him as the devil in troubled times.
But the people who were struggling to survive under the iron heel of the barbarians regarded him as their only light.
"Captain Li said that as long as you follow him, you will have food to eat, land to farm, and live with dignity!"
From a small fortress to a world-beating hero.
Li Yunlong used his own way to forge an iron-blooded journey in the mud of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
This time, he wants all enemies to understand:
My independent group will show off their swords wherever they go!
