Traveling Through the Western Jin Dynasty: I Relied on Dual Systems to Kill Mad People from Liangzhou

In 280 AD, Ma Lin was born in Liangzhou and became the grandson of the famous general Ma Long. He has a riding and cutting system - he is invincible on the battlefield; he has a number of shopping malls - there is a constant supply of food and armor, as long as you can afford the freight. For fourteen years, he hid his talents, trained as a dead soldier, and took root in the dilapidated border town of Guanyin. When bandits invaded, he beheaded them on horseback; when the Qiang invaded the territory, he attacked and defeated them at night. He cast black armor and iron cavalry, took in Hu prisoners as refugees, established a system of hundreds of households, and transformed Hu into Xia. The grandfather was in charge of Wuwei, and the Yin family married for support. He tore the way of survival through the cracks in the family, and injected the cry of hard work into the reverberation of the conversation. Shihu will be in chaos and the Central Plains will collapse. And he only said: "I am not for the Jin Dynasty, not for the Hu Dynasty, I am just for the purpose of carving out a Han family world in this hell on earth." From a boy in a border town to a powerful hero, this is the story of Ma Lin - a legend of Northern Liang that has been forgotten by history, and a heroic song about Liangzhou horses running rampant across the world.