The Rise of the Deposed Prince on the Frontier

During the Jinghe reign of the Yong Dynasty, Xiao Che, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, accidentally transformed his soul into the seventh prince Zhao Heng, who had just been deprived of his title and demoted to the frontier because of his mother's concubine. At that time, there were barbarian cavalry on the border in the north, and vassal towns and forces in the south. The civilian officials in the army were restrained, and the soldiers were alienated. Even the only remaining old servants around him had secret intentions of retreating. With modern historical knowledge and strategic thinking, Zhao Heng gradually gained a foothold in the desperate situation, from trying to solve the army's food shortage to training new scouts and improving city defense equipment. He recruited refugees, united tribes, and improved military discipline. He forged an iron-blooded defense line amidst the sand and blood and fire, and even saw through the murderous plot coming from the capital in the whirlpool of power and intrigue. When the barbarians invaded on a large scale and the vassal town plotted a rebellion, the deposed prince, who had been abandoned by the royal family, already had a hundred thousand border troops in his hands, pointing his sword at Chang'an, vowing to rewrite his own destiny and reshape Dayong's future in the vast desert.