Holding the Deer: Ruling the World

In the fifth year of Zhengguang of the Great Wei, all six frontier garrisons rebelled. The entire court believed it was merely a revolt of starving peasants. Until, on a snowy night at Huaishuo Garrison, a lowly squad leader who could not even afford a flatbread drew his blade. In his past life, Lu Shuo was a simp whose fortune was swindled away by a woman and who was crushed to pulp by a dump truck. In this life, his soul crossed into the frontier and became a soldier liable to freeze to death at any moment. Facing garrison commanders who embezzle military rations, Rouran armored cavalry eyeing them like prey, and the lofty aristocratic clans. Lu Shuo wiped the blood off his blade and grinned. He does not want to be the Great Wei's dog; he wants this Great Wei's realm to change its surname! No grain? Then raid for it. No soldiers? Then swallow them up. No road? Then tread on the enemy's bones and carve out a bloody path! "Are kings, lords, generals, and ministers born to their stations?" "This deer of the chaotic age—I am taking it for sure!" — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Holding the Deer: Ruling the World — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠