[Conquest] + [Farming] + [Golden Finger] + [Ensemble Cast Across the Five Dynasties] + [Military]
As the shortest-lived regime in the Central Plains during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Later Han lasted just over three years. It rose swiftly and fell just as suddenly.
The reason for its brief reign lay in its successor, Emperor Yin, who was brave but imprudent, and resolute yet indecisive.
But if Liu Chengxun, the original heir to the throne, had not died young, would Later Han still have become the Later Han we know? Where would the tide of history have flowed?
After transmigrating as Liu Zhiyuan’s eldest son, Liu Chengxun helped his father establish their dynasty.
Later, as heir to the throne, he embarked on a great founding endeavor, reclaimed Yanyun, pacified the various states, and brought the chaotic era of the Five Dynasties to a definitive end.
