[Reborn + Border Army + Hard-Hitting Historical Military Fiction + Farming and Conquest + Ruthless Protagonist + Emperor]
In the final years of the Great Jing dynasty, war spread across the land, and human lives were worth less than grass.
On the day of the mutiny, his superiors drove him and several hundred old and weak border soldiers into the Tiger-Killing Pass.
"Go that way, and you won’t come back alive."
Han Ting gripped his saber and looked back at the valley entrance. "That depends on whether the King of Hell can take me."
He was a man who had crawled back from a mountain of corpses.
In his previous life, the generals asked him, "With a lone city and twenty thousand cavalry, how can you possibly hold it?"
Han Ting replied, "Because they want to live, and I’m not afraid to die."
The barbarian khan brought his army to the city gates and offered him a royal title.
Han Ting stood atop the wall. "You down there, dare to give me your name? This time next year, I’ll put up a grave marker for you."
His former lord called him a rebel.
Han Ting laughed. "A rebel? I’m rebelling against this world that devours its own people."
That year, he set out from Tiger-Killing Pass with only a hundred battered soldiers behind him.
Later, he reined in his horse beneath the gates of Chang’an. A million armored soldiers lined the road, and no one in the city dared to raise their head.
"This empire..."
"I’ll take it for myself."
Hello everyone, I am the author of this book. I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, and I have always had a dream of writing. It is true that this book is still a good read in the final analysis, but I still try to stick to a logical truth. I want to tell a story about ordinary people fighting back in troubled times. Han Qing is not the reincarnation of the God of War, nor does he have any divine power. Like us, he will be afraid of death, will be injured, and will have sweaty palms in front of powerful enemies. But he refused to accept his fate. Being involved in a fatal situation of inevitable defeat, he could surrender or escape, but he had to lead a group of people who were also desperate to fight their way out. He knows how to settle accounts and make decisions. He started from a team leader, brought the team up step by step, and finally became the emperor. There are no cool plots about system explosions here, only real life-and-death decisions. But I believe that you will read the strength in him, put yourself into that desperate situation, and ask yourself: "What would I do if it were me?" That's enough.