The Time-Traveling Scholar

Liu Hao traveled through this world called Zhao Han. The annals of history unfolded before his eyes. The Wuxian Yingzheng sent out sharp soldiers, cut down mountains and destroyed temples, killed gods and demons, and cleansed the world. Humanity was established from the beginning. However, the emperor died and the Qin Dynasty fell. Zhang Jiao, the great sage and mentor, used his own body as a guide to ignite the glorious Han Dynasty. He shouted out his last song of "asking the great Han to die for the human race" and burned out the afterglow of the empire for hundreds of years. The Song Dynasty in this world is Zhao Han - not only the immortal backbone supporting civilization, but also a tragic monument built with "principles" as bricks and "shackles" as stones. He looked further: Khitan is a moving divine kingdom forged by blood oaths and ancestral spirits, and finally fell silent amid the torn apart of Chinese culture and old customs; The Jurchens are like a prairie fire ignited in the white mountains and black waters, and are eventually burned to embers by the blood curse ignited by themselves; The Mongolian cavalry swept through the eight wastelands, composing a wolf epic that carried glory and curse. It flourished and died suddenly. The magnificent scroll unfolds, gods and demons whisper,... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.