Da Zhou Ling: Starting with Copying Poems to Become Famous Worldwide.

Summary

In Da Zhou's Kyoto, Red-Feathered Cavalry delivered urgent battle reports about the ongoing war against the Demon Race. Emperor Tian Wu Da Di reviewed military documents, noting the potential of Li Mu, a young officer appointed as a Quartermaster. Despite the usual restrictions on military officials becoming ministers, the emperor recognized the protective intentions of Generals Tu and Zhang towards Li Mu. News of a significant victory against the Demon Race brought joy to the emperor, easing his long-held worries. The Shadow Bureau's Shen Jiu reported on Li Mu's heroic actions during the battle, igniting the emperor's excitement and pride in his soldiers.

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