Demoted to Beiliang from the Start, I Summon China's Famous Generals

When other people transmigrate, they become princes surrounded by fine clothes, sumptuous food, and beautiful women.

Xiao Jingxing, on the other hand, is demoted to the sandy wastelands of Beiliang on his very first day as the Ninth Prince of Great Xia.

Just how bad is Beiliang?

Its walls are made of mud and collapse whenever it rains. Its storehouses are empty, and even the rats have starved to death. Its five hundred defenders are all old or blind. Its neighbors are barbarians who drop by every few days, leaving with all the food.

Fortunately, heaven gives him compensation: the Myriad Ages Summoning System.

When Guan Yu arrives, the barbarians stop dropping by.

When Gongshu Chou arrives, the walls stop collapsing.

When Shen Qingyue arrives, the storehouses are no longer empty.

When Han Xin arrives, five hundred ragged soldiers become an iron army of five thousand.

When Zhuge Liang arrives, Beiliang transforms from a place of exile into somewhere everyone wants to live.

Xiao Jingxing only meant to farm a little, train some soldiers, and enjoy life as a carefree prince.

Instead, Beiliang accidentally becomes the Northwest's mightiest city, and the Lingyun Army becomes the strongest force in the land.

The people in Luoyang are starting to panic. The crown prince sees him as a threat, the Third Prince sends assassins after him, and even his imperial father's gaze grows more and more complicated.

Well, then, don't blame me for being ruthless.

From Beiliang to Luoyang, from castoff prince to emperor, from the Nine Provinces to Rome, Penglai, and the Americas...

Since I can't go home, I'll turn this world of martial heroes into my new home.

The kind where all nations come to pay tribute.