[Travel + fictional history + no system + slow pace + non-cool writing + conspiracy + partial group photo]
The world is divided into three parts, and sixteen countries coexist.
The Central Plains, Beimang, and Western Regions have been at war for hundreds of years.
The former Daliang Dynasty was overthrown, the throne of emperor was vacant, and all the powerful families were vying for supremacy. Advisors strategize, fierce generals roam the battlefield, and beauties compete for beauty.
Rituals have collapsed, music has collapsed, and the world is in a state of flux. Confucianism, Taoism and Legalism, the three schools are trying to save the world by themselves, how can they save the world?
The Taoist sect descends the mountain and endures calamities, and the Buddhist sect travels eastward to spread the Dharma. Is it to save the suffering, or to deceive the public with evil words?
Regardless of where the hero comes from, can an invincible sixth man be able to dominate?
Thirty years of work and fame, dust and dirt, will it shine with glory or end with regret?
The general trend of the world is that if it is divided for a long time, it will be reunited and if it is combined for a long time, it will be divided. You have come, why can't the emperor be me?
Reader comments
This book is pretty good in terms of group portraits, and the plot is quite interesting, but the author has cut it.
This book is pretty good in terms of group portraits, and the plot is quite interesting, but the author has cut it.