In the Liang Dynasty, the border is in emergency! The seventh prince, Chen Mu, was regarded by the world as a playboy prince who could only walk birds and play with dogs, but little did they know that in his previous life, he was a king of soldiers who roamed the battlefield. He was framed by his best friend, the Eighth Prince Chen Muyang, and was demoted to the vanguard of the northern border army. In fact, he was left to die.
However, on the night he was escorted out of Beijing, a fat, talking orange cat suddenly fell from the sky and claimed to be of the blood of the mythical beast Pixiu! What's even more outrageous is that this fat cat said that he had been sealed for a hundred thousand years, and as long as he was given enough delicious food, he could help Chen Mu summon an army of ancient beasts.
From then on, the style of painting on the border of Daliang became crooked! When the enemy sent 100,000 elite cavalry, Chen Mu's military camp was studying how to lose weight for Taotie; when the powerful officials in the court sent people to assassinate him, Chen Mu was commanding the prison cattle to play a lullaby to the enemy generals; when Chen Muyang launched a palace coup, Chen Mu's mythical beast army was able to eat up the granaries of three state capitals.
On one side is a conspiracy that is pressing harder and harder, and on the other is an army of mythical beasts that are getting better and better as they eat. Chen Mu not only wants to survive, but also wants everyone to understand: It is not terrible to offend a soldier king, but what is terrible is that this soldier king also has a group of foody beasts!
