Warlords carved up the land, barbarians circled the borders, and human lives were worth less than weeds.
Liu Ping'an, a low-ranking border soldier who should have died beneath a poisoned arrow, was at the brink of death when his body was taken over by the soul of a 21st-century special forces soldier.
A half-finished System came with him when he transmigrated.
His beginner's gift pack yielded [Grandmaster-Level Archery].
In his first battle, he stood atop the city wall and loosed thirty-six arrows in succession. Every arrow struck a throat, forcing a thousand-man barbarian unit to retreat.
In his second battle, he led twenty men in a night raid on a camp of three thousand, burning all their provisions without suffering a single casualty.
In his third battle, he ambushed five hundred elite barbarians, trapping them like dogs in a closed gate. Not one escaped.
From then on, a legend arose in the border city of the Qian Kingdom: Better to meet the King of Hell than Liu Ping'an.
When modern tactical thinking collided with ancient warfare, and the System became his strongest trump card,
Liu Ping'an knew that this age of chaos was not his destination, but his starting point.
