Commanding 800k Troops, Conquering the Imperial Palace

Cao Kun transmigrates as the Grand General of Great Qian with 300,000 troops. After being ordered to death for fighting the Emperor over a woman, he defies the decree and rebels. He executes the Imperial Commissioner, takes Qin Zhaoning as a maid, and marches towards Chang'an. Along the way, he recruits Qin Dingfang and the Zhu brothers, strategically captures 500,000 soldiers at Yumen and Jiayu Pass, and controls two-thirds of the army. Upon entering Chang'an, he drives out the Cao family's blind loyalists, defeats Yan She in a martial arts competition, and marries Zhen Mi. Emperor Qian Jing is powerless to stop him; Cao Kun seizes the throne, changes the dynasty name to Great Han, and declares himself Emperor. The Northern Zhou brothers Nangong Qi and Nangong Zi raise 300,000 troops. Cao Kun leads the army personally and meets Zhou Hongluan, borrowing her prestige to defeat the Nangong brothers. The two nations form an alliance and unite under a single ruler to resist the Northern Barbarians.