Chen Yuan transmigrated to Great Qi and became a destitute soldier's son on the border.
The good news: from the start, he got a wife for free.
The bad news: his wife was so beautiful that people coveted her, making him a target everywhere he went.
He devised pulleys and hauled earth to finish the city walls ahead of schedule, but the credit went to his superiors.
He patrolled the city defenses, killed foreign enemies, and intercepted vital military intelligence, but the credit went to his superiors again.
He slew enemy generals and drove back the barbarian army, drawing the attention of the capital's powerful families, but the damn credit still went to his superiors!
Chen Yuan endured it all the way.
But the moment the capital's powerful families took his wife away, he decided he wouldn't endure it any longer!
From then on!
He would kill enemies and earn merit!
He would rise swiftly through the ranks!
Why is it over now? Why not write about the follow-up?
Bad review, starting from chapter 66, the afterword does not match the foreword, and the plot is seriously out of touch!
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