Guarding the Border with His Wife, a Fierce Soldier Suppresses Beimang with One Sword

[Traveling through troubled times, the counterattack of the King of Soldiers, exciting killing stories, and border upgrade flow] Longyan Soldier King Xiao Ye travels through the troubled times in northern Xinjiang. He is too poor to eat at the beginning. When the court recruits soldiers, he directly sends his wife to his wife. He gets three at once: Su Wanniang, the gentle housekeeper and the widow of the general, Chu Qinglin, the daughter of the minister who used to look down on him, and Jiang Lingyue, a girl from Northern Liang who is bent on killing the Tatars and revenge. He has two ancestral treasures on his body that he can directly use: a book of erotic pictures; a black iron pendant, which can draw combat power from killing enemies. The more he fights, the harder he fights and he is not tired at all. The local bully tried to steal his woman, but he beat him away on the spot; the recruiting officer Zhou Hu deliberately tricked him, giving him a rusty knife and rotten armor and giving him the position of a vanguard flag bearer who was destined to die. The Beimang cavalry broke through the gate and attacked, but the new formation was shattered as soon as they charged. Zhou Hu took the lead and hid in the city gate to die. Xiao Ye carried a 24-pound iron sword and specialized in chopping the legs of horses. He killed dozens of enemy horsemen by one person and defended the entrance of the village until reinforcements arrived. After the war, he rose to prominence. He received silver rewards, armor, and a family gun manual. He beat the deserter Zhou Hu with a club eighty times in public. So what if someone secretly makes Tiaozi pay heavy taxes on his wasteland? With a pair of hangings in hand and a loving wife at home, in these troubled times in Northern Xinjiang, he, Xiao Ye, is going to step on the bones of Beimang and fight his way from a refugee to the God of War in Northern Xinjiang!