Western Jin: From the Start, a Special Forces Soldier, I Pacify the Realm

[Historical + Military + No System + Epic Power Struggle]

Chu Polu, a Chinese special forces company commander, dies on a battlefield overseas. When he opens his eyes, he has become a lowly military household soldier in a garrison camp of the Western Jin Dynasty.

The Rebellion of the Eight Princes is about to begin, and the Five Barbarians are soon to ravage China.

History tells him that in forty-three years, Luoyang will fall and the Central Plains will be lost.

In this life, he will not witness history. He will rewrite it.

He starts by putting a decayed company in order, then builds the Fengzi Battalion, trains a new army, establishes an intelligence network, and sets up a military academy.

He seizes every opportunity amid the civil war of the Eight Princes and meets the southern advance of the barbarian cavalry head-on.

The Disaster of Yongjia will never happen again. The people of the Central Plains will not have to flee south.

“I didn’t come to this era to be a spectator.”

Many years later, when the words “Polu” become a name that strikes terror into the hearts of the barbarians, people will remember:

At first, it was just a name in a military register that everyone laughed at.