In the first year of the Wutai era, the Heyin Incident opened the Northern Wei Empire in blood.
Modern history PhD Su Huan tumbles into a hidden chamber beneath the Yongning Temple pagoda foundation at an archaeological site.
When he wakes, his soul has taken over the body of Gao Huan, a soldier from a humble family.
In the history books, Gao Huan is a warlord, a founder, and Emperor Shenwu of Northern Qi. But amid the chaos of war, he learns that the title “Shenwu” was written in the bones of the people beneath his feet.
Erzhu Rong’s cavalry tramples Luoyang, and Emperor Yuan Ziyou’s blood splashes across the Bronze Camel Street. Refugees from the Six Garrisons suffer everywhere, while rebel armies rise like beacon fires across Guanzhong and Longyou.
Should he follow the history books and become the Gao Huan who “usurped Wei and replaced it,” bringing the tyranny and excesses of Northern Qi in their appointed time?
Or should he risk everything and end the turmoil of the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties by his own hand?
The wind rises in Huaishuo. Witness a transmigrator’s journey to save himself.
Characters from rare dynasties that traveled through time
If it weren't for the novel subject matter, this book would have received 3 stars at most. I would like to ask the author why Chang'an is in Gao Huan's hands but Tongguan is not?
It was a bit immature at the beginning, but the more I write, the better it gets. I hope I can write a good article about Northern Qi!
I finally found a book about Gao Huan, and the writing is pretty good. Don't let it end badly 🥰
The plot is rigorous. The rhythm and word order feel very interesting. Not many people watched it, but it felt like it was really well-written. The rhythm is very good.
Great author, this is the only book I felt was written too fast. You don't have the feeling of a group portrait at all.
After reading the above, it seems that the above is almost the same as the original history. I just hope that there will be a good ending for King Gao in the future. Alas, the battle at Yubi City will eventually lead to the loss of the unification of the north.
This book is well written, but few people read it 😂 👍
It's worth reading. Although it's a bit niche, I like it very much. The author's protagonists and dynasties are very novel. I hope the author can stick to it 🥰🥰🥰🥰
It's beautiful but not popular, but gold will always shine.