The new novel, The Majestic Tang, is currently being serialized. If you’re interested, take a look.
Qin Xiao, a special forces soldier, accidentally travels a thousand years back in time. He initially hopes to change the world, but soon discovers that history is no fairy tale written in books.
Why was Shang Yang torn apart by chariots? Why did Zhang Yi die far from home? Why did Bai Qi, a great general of his age, meet such a tragic end? Were these the result of emperors’ political calculations, or the sorrow of rulers unable to control their ministers?
Emperors and generals take turns performing dazzling spectacles on history’s stage. Behind them lies an age of prosperity built upon mountains of bones.
The Warring States era was a stage for the lords to pit their wits against one another. But behind their struggles lay the bones of countless commoners. They created civilization while treating human lives as mere weeds.
Since I’m here, I may as well make the best of it. I was already someone who protected the nation and its people. Time passes, the years change, but my heart remains steadfast. If peace is impossible, then I’ll carve out a bright new world with my own hands.
It has a plot, some insights, and doesn't drag on; it's worth watching.
It's watchable. The plot is good, but the details are a bit lacking. Overall, it's not bad, so I'd give it four stars.