Wu Hao, a doctor of history, knows the history of the Ming Dynasty well. He is about to defend his graduation. He is a proud man with a bright future.
However, on the eve of his defense, he had an extremely realistic dream - he became an unknown soldier stationed at the border on the eve of the Tumubao Incident.
When I woke up, the wind and sand outside the wall were blowing against my face, the cold armor was sticking to my skin, the military camp was in front of me, and the neighing of war horses was in my ears... The dream had come true!
He became another person, with an unfamiliar appearance and voice, but at the same time retained the soul and knowledge of the 21st century, as well as all the memories and instincts of the original owner of this body, the frontier army "Zhang Wu".
He knows everyone around him and knows how tragic the upcoming "Tumu Fort Incident" will be. He thought that with his doctorate-level historical knowledge, he could find hope in this catastrophe and even change the fate of the Ming Dynasty.
But he soon discovered to his horror that the heroes recorded in the books might be cowards or careerists in reality; behind the events that were passed off in the history books were hidden power games and shocking conspiracies that could make the entire dynasty tremble. The knowledge he is proud of is not only useless here, but also a trap everywhere!
When everything he has learned is a lie, and when the truth is completely buried by layers of power, the only thing he can rely on is his own eyes that can barely distinguish between "real" and "false", and his instinct to survive between the memories of two souls.
Can he survive in this "real" and weird Ming Dynasty? Can the lies that have been covered up in history be uncovered?
Reader comments
The setting is complete, the writing is fluent, it can be seen that there is a lot of research on history, the twists are unexpected, and the quality is not as high as that of a tomato [facepalm] This kind of work should not be submerged, come on, author!
I thought I was reading a time-travel historical text, but who knew I was reading a mythological text?
The setting is complete, the writing is fluent, it can be seen that there is a lot of research on history, the twists are unexpected, and the quality is not as high as that of a tomato [facepalm] This kind of work should not be submerged, come on, author!
I thought I was reading a time-travel historical text, but who knew I was reading a mythological text?