Crossing the Border: I Went from Cannon Fodder to Auxiliary Soldier All the Way to Becoming King

It has been hundreds of years since the founding of Dayong, and the skin of the prosperous age has long been rotten. The factions in the court are constantly fighting, the nobles are eating away at the world's food, and the local guards are in decay. The Black Jie cavalry from Moyuan in the north went south to knock the pass every year, burning, killing, and looting, and no one could stop them. Yanshuo Pass in the western border is the last northern barrier of Dayong, and it is also the burial hell of countless low-level garrison soldiers. Su Jin, a modern-day veteran, once traveled through time and became a low-level auxiliary soldier who lacked food and clothing and was bullied in the most marginalized and dilapidated Black Stone Fort in Yanshuoguan Pass. There is no golden finger that can go against the sky, and there is no noble person who can support you from the air. Some of them just have the instinct to fight on the battlefield and the ruthless character to survive in troubled times. The garrison is as harsh and harsh as a tiger, the veterans eat the new recruits, the generals embezzle military pay, the friendly forces look on with cold eyes, and the foreign enemies are bloodthirsty and cruel. The ants guard the soldiers, their lives are like grass and will be shattered by the wind. Su Jin didn't believe in fate. If the sword is not sharp enough, it will be sharpened to the point of cutting off the bones; if someone bullies me, I will pay for it with blood; if the country abandons the soldiers on the frontier, the soldiers on the frontier will defend the mountains and rivers by themselves. Starting from a humble auxiliary soldier struggling to survive, he practiced his killing skills among the mountains of corpses and bones, overcome difficulties in the decadent military system, and made a living in the troubled times of the court. Kill deserters, eliminate camp malpractice, defend isolated cities, destroy Jie's cavalry, and suppress chaos. Use your broken body to guard the broken pass, and use your meager body to defeat all enemies. When the smoke cleared and the cavalry returned to the ruins, the former border soldiers had already secured half of Dayong's mountains and rivers.