After the An Lushan Rebellion, tensions between the imperial court and the provinces grew ever fiercer. When Wang Xianzhi led an uprising in Puyang, Puzhou, the Tang Dynasty’s death knell rang out, setting history in motion and heralding the dawn of a glorious age. Heroes across the land vied for supremacy; history thundered forward, and the tide of the times surged in. Just as the dream of spring came to an end, Hu Jun transmigrated into the turbulent currents of history. How should an ordinary man find his place? Should he ride the tide and restore the Tang Empire, then seize the throne in nine consecutive coups? Or establish himself as a regional warlord? See what Hu Jun chooses.
The story begins with the protagonist as a low-ranking soldier in Huang Chao’s rebel army. Besieged in Raozhou, Huainan, they retreat to Xinzhou. He follows Huang Chao in defeating Gao Pian, bypassing the Tang defenses along the river, capturing Luoyang and Chang’an, defeating the Tanguts, and overcoming Zhu Wen and Li Keyong, before restoring the Tang Dynasty.
(Not a mindless power fantasy, read at your own risk!) (Slow burn, if you’re looking for nonstop action, this isn’t for you!) (There is no System.)
The most useless traveler
The author is a savior who speaks only for the people. He has nothing to do so he is looking for a woman. She is the daughter of a businessman. Even if he is looking for one, he should look for someone whose ancestors have been officials. Does the author understand marriage?
Self-pleasure novel. Than a stand-alone game or a stand-alone game?
I can't understand it, and the summary is just a mess of words.