First-Grade Military Household: Starting from Going to Beijing to Take the Exam

The vast sea is boundless, and the yellow sand locks the city. The Northwest Protectorate of the Great Wei Dynasty is the most barren and coldest place in the world, and it is also the most desperate prison for poor families. The young man has been living on the border for two years, with no memory, no relatives, no family, and only one life left. Fortunately, thanks to the blessing of Uncle Ming, who was guarding the border, I was able to survive in troubled times and study at my desk. However, something unexpected happened, and the benefactor was inexplicably convicted and was detained by the imperial envoy in Beijing, where he was never heard from again. Military household regulations locked them in for life, and border culture and education were almost deserted. Everyone said that he was destined to grow old and die in the desert in his life, never to see the light of day. Until a group of Kyoto troops arrived on the sand. The noble daughter of a noble family who had seen all the splendor of Beijing brought him a glimmer of hope. Use wine as reward, use learning as a wing, and use the imperial examination as a blade. The young man rose from the yellow sands, starting from the frontier, and gradually became one of the best in the dynasty step by step, conquering the situation in Kyoto. Unicorns can appear in the desert, and mountains and rivers can be controlled by poor families!