Is There an Emergency at the Border? I Started the Live Broadcast with My Backhand to Shake People

Lu Chen traveled to the Liang Dynasty and became a well-known playboy in the capital. He originally wanted to spend the rest of his life eating and waiting to die. Unexpectedly, the Beidi cavalry went south and the three states fell. His father died in the battle to defend the city, and his mother sent a blood letter to the capital, begging the emperor to send troops to rescue his homeland. The emperor didn't feel any pain, just regarded him as an abandoned son, and an imperial decree threw him to the front line to die. Fortunately, Lu Chen has awakened the "Game Summoning System", which can turn this world into a fully realistic virtual reality game, attracting players from the earth to join the battle. Faced with this new game with "ridiculously realistic graphics", tens of thousands of players crowded into the server. Some people carry out modern tactical concepts to carry out military reforms, some study cross-breeding to solve military rations, and some use civil engineering knowledge to build urn fortresses overnight. What frightens Beidi the most is that these "players" are not afraid of death at all. After the resurrection countdown, he becomes another hero, charging more actively on the battlefield than eating. Beidi Khan lost thirteen battles in a row. He looked up to the sky and sighed: "With these heavenly soldiers in Daliang, our clan is at an end!" However, just when Lu Chen was reorganizing his troops and preparing to regain the lost territory in one fell swoop. However, the central leader and faction of the court teamed up with the harem to falsely accuse him of supporting his own troops and intending to rebel. An imperial edict granting death was rushed to the border gate 800 miles away. But they didn't know that at this moment, Lu Chen backhandedly posted the screenshot of the imperial edict on the game forum. The title has only one sentence: "Everyone, GM wants to delete my account. What do you say?" Three minutes later, millions of players responded with just one word: "Gan!"