He transmigrates into the only surviving heir of a family of loyal generals and opens his eyes in a funeral hall.
His father and brothers have fallen in battle, his family estate has been seized, and the emperor’s decree of consolation arrives alongside a stack of debt notices.
Everyone is waiting for him to die for his principles, so they can erase the House of the Loyal and Brave Earl for good.
Yang Zheng burns the IOUs, takes up the marshal’s seal, and says to the few wounded veterans left: “I’ll shoulder the debt. I’ll carry the banner.”
No one thinks a good-for-nothing could make any waves.
Until names that should have vanished into the history books begin appearing behind him:
Gao Shun and his Trapped-Camp troops, Yue Fei and his Back-Garrison, Han Xin and his Ambush from Ten Sides...
As one famed general after another steps out behind him, the enemy commander breaks down:
“You son of a bitch, you didn’t open a general’s household. You opened a wholesale market for famous generals!”
