Summoning from Another World: A Grand Ambition

"The Emperor is incompetent, treating us as nothing!" Outside Youzhou City, the north wind whipped up yellow sand, and hundreds of thousands of troops stood in formation like an iron wall, their spears gleaming in the sunlight. Tian Heng, clad in black armor and with a sword at his waist, stood atop a high platform, his voice booming like thunder, stirring the blood of his soldiers: "For years I have guarded the northern frontier, leading you in bloody battles against the barbarians, expanding our territory by thousands of miles, protecting the vast lands of Great Xia! And now? The Emperor indulges in pleasure, favors treacherous ministers, the court is corrupt, and the people suffer! Traitors hold power, framing loyal officials, and even attempting to strip me of my military power and take my life—treating my northern frontier soldiers like mere weeds, regarding..." "The Great Xia dynasty is like a child's game!" He suddenly drew his sword, pointing it straight to the sky, the cold light of the blade piercing the heavens: "Fortunately, the late emperor entrusted me with his will! I, by the emperor's will, will turn the tide and save the collapsing empire!" "Today, I will raise an army to quell the rebellion—!" "Execute the traitors! Cleanse the court of corrupt officials!—!" "Restore the orthodox dynasty! Bring peace to the people!—!" The soldiers roared in unison, their voices shaking the heavens and the earth rumbling with the hooves of their horses. Tian Heng pointed his sword towards the imperial city, his eyes sharp and fierce: "Those who obey me will be granted land and titles, sharing in peace! Those who defy me will be struck by axes and their entire families will be exterminated! You will follow me south, crush the palaces, slay the treacherous officials, and restore the Great Xia to its former glory—who dares to disobey?!" "We swear to follow Your Highness to the death! Pacify the rebellion! Pacify the rebellion!" The shouts of hundreds of thousands of soldiers drowned out the north wind, rushing towards the vast land. ………