Seven hundred years after the collapse of the Xinghan Empire, seven great dynasties stood side by side, while foreign powers watched hungrily from all directions. The realm had no sovereign to unite it.
On the northern frontier of Great Han, the Prince of Jingbei fell in battle, and his 220,000-strong army scattered. The Eastern Yi pressed in, Wanyan marched south, the court grew suspicious, and members of the imperial clan plotted against him. Fourteen-year-old Ji Zhao, heir to the Prince of Jingbei, was trapped in the isolated city of Yugu Pass.
Outside the city stood the enemy’s iron cavalry. Within its walls, traitors stood ready to aid them. The supply route through western Liaoning was cut off, and his father’s former troops had scattered.
In the midst of this crisis, Ji Zhao awakened the Summoning System.
Meng Tian organized the troops, Xiao He secured provisions, Jia Xu uncovered hidden plots, Zhao Yun broke through enemy formations, Chen Dao established the camp, Wang Meng brought order to the government, and Hou Yi drew his bow to hold the northern frontier.
Starting from a lone city on the verge of falling, he would gather the scattered troops, reclaim Pingliao, seize western Liaoning, secure the northern frontier, enter the imperial court, and unite the realm.
The seven emperors standing side by side were not the end.
In this life, heroes would rise, and Xinghan would be rebuilt.
It's all numbers, it's really boring, and only one-fifth of the chapter is useful.
Come on, the first few chapters are good,
It's okay, let's take a look first
Come on!!!!
Well written, please continue to add more