The youngest military genius and senior staff officer in twenty-first-century Huaxia dies unexpectedly. When he wakes, he discovers he has arrived in an unfamiliar era. The history of this world seems to have veered off course during the Upheaval of the Five Barbarians. Now, the age that should have been the prosperous Tang Dynasty in the history he knows is still mired in the chaos of that upheaval.
Three hundred years of war have brought the Han people to the brink of extinction time and again. Now they languish in the south, barely clinging to life. People have long forgotten the vast northern lands that once belonged to the Han, and are content to remain in a small corner of the world.
It's well written, but I haven't rated it yet.
A very nice book
The beginning was okay, but why did it disappear as I was writing it?
This space era of travel is different from others, and the description is also very delicate. It is a very good little book, good luck to the author!
Depend on. Is this the end?
Okay, I haven't seen such a good book for a long time.
It's a good book, but the protagonist could be a little more cruel, and he could be even more cruel to those inhuman animals.