The Northern General's Twin Transmigration: Moving for Eighty Thousand Iron Cavalry

In the deadly northern borderlands, General Chen Lin has been cut off from supplies for seven days. He executes the mutinous deputy general with his own hands and falls into a dry well. When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself in the bizarre and dazzling Wanhao Tower. Security guards surround him? He draws his sword, and his killing intent forces everyone back. Media mogul He Bin desperately needs a "tough guy with ancient style" top star to save the day? He signs a gambling agreement. On set, top celebrity Lin Zeyu throws a tantrum and refuses to film an assassination scene. Chen Lin draws his sword, its cold gleam pressing straight to his throat, frightening the other man into collapsing and wetting himself on the spot. The hot search explodes instantly, and the topic "Ancient-Style War God" dominates the entire internet. To quickly gather money for military rations, Chen Lin enters "hardcore work" mode: he wears armor to deliver food, weaving through traffic on an electric scooter, treating food delivery like passing military intelligence, with a 100% on-time rate; he goes on livestreams to sell goods and angrily retorts to haters, and one line from him, "Those who disturb the army's morale shall be executed," scares off provocateurs, pushing the livestream's concurrent viewers past ten million; he walks the runway as a model, wearing haute couture suits while walking with a military march, his aura crushing the entire venue, and he is hailed by the fashion world as the "War God Muse"; he even accepts invitations for film and television variety shows, catching a wolf bare-handed in a wilderness survival segment, stunning even the show's rescue team. When an ancient war god barges into the modern world of fame and fortune, will he become a cash cow for capital, or will he use this dazzling world to save his eighty thousand comrades? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Northern General's Twin Transmigration: Moving for Eighty Thousand Iron Cavalry — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠