Three Thousand Miles into Exile

The author’s next novel in the same conquest-of-the-world series, Where Will You Return, is available to pre-save. Visit the author’s page for a quick link. Liu Zhan’s blurb: Exiled three thousand miles from home from the start, with two thatched huts and a family full of young and old to care for. And the woman he likes? He still has to win her over. Liu Zhan refuses to believe fate is fixed! In this dynasty, people are divided into ranks, and the upper-class clans can decide whether commoners of the lowest ranks live or die. Liu Zhan will rise from the bottom to the top! The eldest prince wants to win merit and please the emperor, so he spends two hundred thousand lives to claim a military victory. Everyone beneath the general is cannon fodder. Liu Zhan will carve his own path through a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood! Song Fenglin’s blurb: Once the legitimate son of a ducal household, with an aunt who was empress and a grandfather who was grand chancellor, Song Fenglin became a prisoner overnight when the dynasty changed. Cast down from the clouds, Song Fenglin gives up on himself. Liu Zhan tells him he refuses to believe fate is fixed! People in this world are divided into ranks. Song Fenglin advises him not to make an enemy of every great family under heaven. Liu Zhan says, “Are kings and generals born to their station?!” Across the flower-filled slopes of Qiyun Mountain and the snow-covered Tongtian Pass, they wage war in the north and south, and fight to rule the land. Liu Zhan says, “You are my wife. We’ll be born together, sleep together, and be buried together!” CP: Liu Zhan x Song Fenglin A bandit-like general gong x a cool, proud, tsundere strategist shou One-on-one, happy ending. They start out farming, then go to war and rise through the ranks to become nobles and ministers, competing to rule the world. The gong will ultimately become emperor. Content warning: No children. The protagonists transmigrate, but there are no inventions or innovations. No golden finger. They rely entirely on their devotion to each other. Plenty of chapters already written, and I promise I won’t abandon it. Thank you, lovely readers, for adding it to your library and supporting it! Core idea: I decide my fate, not heaven.