Xu Feng, a modern software engineer, suddenly fainted after working overtime for 72 consecutive hours, but his consciousness traveled through thousands of years in chaos - when he opened his eyes again, he was in a run-down village in Yangzhai County, Yingchuan County in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
At this time, it was the spring of the first year of Zhongping (AD 184), and it was only one step away from the Yellow Turban Uprising. The dilapidated thatched huts, emaciated villagers, and the prophecy of "The sky is dead" floated in the oppressive air. The short brown linen on his body and the callus marks on his palms all declared that he had become an "insider" at the bottom of this troubled world.
From the history study to the real blood and soil, Xu Feng was shocked by the general records of the "Yellow Turban Rebellion" in the textbooks, and even more shocked by the despair of the people in front of him who "exhausted all their strength to live." He was once a history enthusiast obsessed with the Three Kingdoms, and fantasized about the hypothesis of "if Zhang Jiao succeeds"; now, when the Taiping Road storm of "Great Master" Zhang Jiao is brewing in Kyushu, and when the slogan "A year of Jiazi, the world will be prosperous" is about to resound throughout the Central Plains, he realizes: This is not a dream, but an opportunity to change history.
Faced with the trajectory of the uprising that would be rewritten by the "Tang Zhou Informer", the suffering of the refugees starving to death, and the coming war, Xu Feng clenched his fists. He is no longer a bystander, but wants to stand beside Zhang Jiao with the vision and knowledge of modern people - not to repeat the tragedy of history, but to write a new footnote for the "sky": a "yellow sky" that may have less blood and fire and more food and clothing.
Thirty miles of road leads to Yangzhai County, and also leads to the historical whirlpool of Fengyunjihui. Xu Feng's steps were firm and hesitant
