He died suddenly while working overtime and woke up among the dead.
The enemy cavalry charged, with the knife on their necks - in desperation, the [Lord of War System] was suddenly bound.
Ballistic calculations, tactical deductions, super drawings...
A good-for-nothing soldier changed his fate against fate and fought his way from the dead to become a great general!
Victory in a hundred battles, sweeping across eight wastelands, holding 70% of the world's troops.
But the system suddenly pops up a red warning:
The end of destiny - great achievements, but ending in depression!
The emperor wanted to kill him, his comrades were purged, and the iron-blooded lone minister had no way to retreat.
When loyalty is rewarded, do you kneel down and wait for death, or overthrow the world?
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Complex events attract readers.
It is thrilling and leaves people with endless aftertaste after reading it.