The misty rains south of the Yangtze once saw men fall asleep amid the elegance of the Wang and Xie clans;
the bitter northern winds had long since scattered the robes and caps of the Han.
Chen Mo, a modern man who had studied the Twenty-Four Histories by heart, opens his eyes to find himself in the body of a poor scholar from the Southern Liang, who shares his name.
The realm is in turmoil, and the land lies beneath a veil of barbarian dust.
The people of the Central Plains flee south, and the Jiangzuo region runs red with blood.
This is an age when aristocratic clans play chess with the world and treat the common people like straw dogs, an age when foreign hooves trample the land and the fortunes of the Han flicker like a candle in the wind.
“Men from humble families can never rise to the top”? He refuses to be prey!
Bones in the jar, a beauty in tears!
When the gentle hand of a scholar finally grips the cold hilt of a sword,
this world that devours the weak is due for a change!
A high-energy start! A counterattack from a poor family + an epic plot, all five heroines are career-savvy, it's a blast! " - "The historical details are exquisite, the war scenes are comparable to "Three Kingdoms", and the emotional lines are all flying! " - "Chen Mo's 'Golden Finger of Modern Historiography' does not reduce intelligence, it is farming + military expansion in troubled times to become gods!" "
The writing style is humorous and the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties is profound. You can decompress while immersed in the troubled times, with cups and cups intertwined, chess games densely packed, and swords flashing. There is a lot of room left for readers to think about, and it is worth collecting.