Sky Wolf

Li Mo, a special forces king and master's graduate in materials chemistry, opens his eyes to find himself an orphan herding sheep in the poorest tribe on the grasslands.

He wakes up trampled by sheep in their pen, with rheumatic knees and the strength of a weakling. Around him are only thirty-some sheep and a band of herders waiting to die.

The Beidi raid for sheep and kill people. The shamans bind everyone with ancestral laws. The elders kneel and wait for death, while the young men don't even dare to give chase.

Li Mo stands up and says, "If a wolf bites you, bite it back."

At Blackstone Ravine, fifty herders ambush fifteen armored horsemen. Victory.

At Blackstone Ravine, a hundred young men face three hundred cavalry head-on. Victory.

But the Beidi are not the only enemy.

The Ghost Shadow Organization's bronze token, the horizontal-striped boot prints of the Hun tribe, the shamans' secret trade in green salt, the covert schemes of the Great Xia border army: the game on the grasslands runs far deeper than he imagined.

No System, no golden finger, just the knowledge from his previous life and the reason he cannot afford to fall this time.

Make salt, forge iron, fire bricks, build a curved-plow harrow. Train soldiers, build cities, establish laws.

From shepherd to general, from tribe to great khan, from sheep bitten by wolves to a wolf that bites through their throats.