When he wakes up, Chen Kai, a top corporate strategist, has become Li Yu, emperor of a ravaged Tang Dynasty in the wake of the An Lushan Rebellion.
This is a hell of a start!
At court, the powerful eunuch Li Fuguo rules everything and treats him like a plaything in the palm of his hand;
Beyond the court, the three great regional military governors are unruly and treat the imperial government as nothing;
At the border, Tibetan troops have just plundered the capital and ridden off!
Everyone is waiting to laugh at this puppet emperor.
But they don't know that I come from a thousand years in the future, understand strategic power games, and know how to manipulate people's hearts!
First, kill the eunuch. Then curb the regional governors, drive out foreign invaders, revive the economy, and open sea routes!
Everyone thinks the Tang Dynasty is doomed, but they're wrong. From the moment I opened my eyes, this deadlocked game was destined to come alive again!
You can write. But I want to know what role eunuchs played in the power system of the Tang Dynasty, and why the difficult villains every time were eunuchs. Obviously the protagonist has the upper hand, but it seems more difficult to kill the eunuch every time than to kill the feudal town.