Time and space are chaotic. Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, traveled to the Qin Dynasty and became the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, Fusu. He faced an extremely complicated situation - weak imperial power, corruption in the court, and internal and external troubles. Fusu got off to a bad start, but Li Shimin relied on the wisdom and courage of his previous life to quickly take control of the situation and solve the Dazexiang uprising. Then, he defeated Xiang Yu, expelled Liu Bang, and cleared the Qin Dynasty of its biggest enemy. However, the real test for Li Shimin is the future of Da Qin. Not only did he have to pacify the Huns in the north, open up the Western Regions, and solve the problem of the Southern Barbarians, he also had to face Japan. He launched an expedition to regain Japan, stabilize the eastern border of Qin, and create Qin's maritime hegemony. Through a series of far-sighted strategies, Li Shimin gradually created a great empire, the Khan of Heaven, but he was always troubled: Can history be rewritten? If history is rewritten, can I still regain my former identity and destiny?
Reader comments
This looks like a historical novel, but it is actually a science fiction novel about the distortion of time and space and parallel worlds. I think this sentence is the most brilliant, "If history can be rewritten, can we still find our own past?" The narrative of the novel mainly relies on character dialogue and expressions to extend the plot. The main story line appears to be clear, smooth and easy to understand. Like it!
This looks like a historical novel, but it is actually a science fiction novel about the distortion of time and space and parallel worlds. I think this sentence is the most brilliant, "If history can be rewritten, can we still find our own past?" The narrative of the novel mainly relies on character dialogue and expressions to extend the plot. The main story line appears to be clear, smooth and easy to understand. Like it!