Later Zhou Dynasty: I Will Be the Overlord in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms

In the sixth year of Xian De (959 AD), he traveled through time and became the fourth son of Emperor Chai Rong of the Later Zhou Dynasty, Chai Zongxun, Prince of Xiaoliang. After Chai Rong died of illness, Chai Zongxun succeeded to the throne, but became the puppet emperor of the Later Zhou Dynasty. How could Chai Zongxun, a time traveler, let history repeat itself and become the last emperor, poisoned to death in his early twenties? Therefore, he faced enemies on all sides and turned the tide, conquering Wuyue, Dongying, Liuqiu in the east, and marching south to Fujian, Southern Tang, Southern Han, and Southern Chu. Advancing westward to Shu, Tubo, and Dangxiang. Commanding the Northern Han and Khitan in the north, resisting Nanping in the Central Plains in the middle, various military envoys and vassal kings, such as Zhao Kuangyin, Han Lingkun and others who held military power, were eyeing the battle. "I want your country to bow its head and become its vassal, and let the princess, the daughter of a powerful person, be the only one who respects me." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.