I'm Riding in the Red Mansion and Killing Wushuang

Red MansionLate Ming DynastyRiding and Cutting Traveling back to the fictional late Ming Dynasty where the Red Mansions were invaded, Jia Jing found out that he had become a slave of a veteran who established slaves outside the customs. He was in a dire situation. Fortunately, he was able to obtain a riding and slashing system. Taking advantage of the remaining power of the Jia family, Jia Jing began to detonate troops behind Nurhachi, shelter the Liao people, and stayed alone behind the enemy's rear. He wandered among the three forces, paid homage to the general of Ping Liao, and sealed the town as Marquis of Liao. When Huang Taiji confidently entered the Central Plains with the Iron Hoof of One Hundred Thousand Eight Banners, Jia Jing also marched south. The heavily armored Swadian knights, the Nord royal guards who are invincible in foot combat, the flexible Kugit Lancers, and the strongest archer Vekian marksman...