Burning Flag

The Jing Dynasty abandoned nine sides like a son, and the monster tide outside the pass pressed south every year, but the merits of the border were intercepted layer by layer by the general family. Jiaocheng, a dead city with military flags burned, serial numbers erased, and supplies cut off, is the only home of Qin Jin, a young soldier from a military family. On the night when the city was broken, the guard died in battle, and his blood spattered the remains of the monument on the school grounds. For the first time, Qin Jin heard the whisper in the monument: He could kowtow his name with blood and borrow a unique skill from an ancestor who died in battle. But every time I borrow it, the name on the monument becomes dimmed; after I borrow it all, the name disappears and the soul disperses, never to be heard again. He has no system, no magical skills, only a city of broken soldiers, a broken monument that will consume the martyrs, and an idea that refuses to accept his fate: Nail Jiaocheng's number back to Jiubian, and raise the burned military flag again.