After seven years guarding the northern frontier and defeating millions of enemy troops from rival nations, Chu Wanli, the nation’s guardian war god, laid down his arms and returned home to honor a childhood betrothal. He never expected the Su family, once indebted to him, to despise the poor and betray their word, while the Gu family, one of Longcheng’s top powerhouses, seized the engagement and relentlessly pressed their advantage. His beloved Su Qingyue was imprisoned, tormented, and pushed to the brink.
When his last limits of patience were shattered, a million Black Armored Cavalrymen gathered in Longcheng. The war god flew into a rage, and blood flowed for a thousand miles. With thunderous force, he swept away every powerful faction and slaughtered all his enemies. He offered the land stretching for thousands of miles as a bride price, protected his beloved so she could enjoy a lifetime of splendor, then retired in triumph to live quietly among ordinary people, remaining by her side until they were both old.
