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Hexi Chronicles: Changfeng Enters the Jade Gate
The Hexi Corridor is a long and narrow corridor west of the Yellow River. The snow peaks of Qilian are the bones and the Gobi desert is the skin. Starting from Wushaoling in the east and ending at Yumenguan in the west, the ancient road, which is more than a thousand miles long, was filled with the neighing of Huo Qubing's cavalry, the camel bells of Zhang Qian's mission, and the bones of garrison soldiers and the homesickness of businessmen and travelers. The beacons of the Han Dynasty still st
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Gugexuan Palace: Secrets of Tibetan Forbidden Areas
On the western Tibetan plateau, the truth about the sudden demise of the Guge Dynasty is buried deep in the underground Xuan Palace. Wu Qiguang, the elite special operations commander, personally led a twelve-member elite special operations team, including himself, and entered the dangerous Guge ruins with a full set of professional equipment and a mature tactical system. The team is divided into command team, sniper team, assault team, and demolition team, each performing their own duties and c
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Jiujiao Lao Qin: Iron-Blooded Warrior
Shang Yang's reforms, military achievements were awarded, and the Qin warriors were the best in the world. A commoner from Guanzhong joined the tiger and wolf army. With his courage and iron-blooded fighting skills, he stepped from an unknown soldier to an elite. Wearing heavy armor, holding sharp soldiers, marching in battle formations, beheading enemies, Fight in the west of Hexi, defeat the six kingdoms, conquer the world, and determine the world. He used his flesh and blood to forge Qin Feng
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Tang Zuo Fengyun
At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang's tyranny led to chaos in the world, and all the heroes fought together. It seemed that everyone could get a piece of the pie, but no one thought that it was Li Yuan and his son from Taiyuan who finally won the world. Li Yuan was born into a top-notch Guanlong aristocrat, possessing a large number of soldiers and a profound background. He seemed low-key but was actually ruthless and decisive. In 617 AD, he decisively raised an army in Taiyuan and gained
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