“Other people transmigrate and become nobles or generals, but I transmigrated and became... a System? And before I can complete my mission, I have to keep binding myself to different Hosts just to stay alive? I bind myself to a bandit who disguises herself as a man, and now I have to unite all of China? Is the difficulty from the start supposed to be this high?”
Li Wei, a medical doctorate, transmigrated into history's most miserable System.
No physical body, no interface, no shop;
He has been a cow, worked like a horse, and become a statue that was flayed alive.
Where was that promised chance to assist a wise ruler and start with a winning hand?
From Cangshan and Erhai to the walls of Bianliang, three hundred years of upheaval pass. He goes from helping Duan Siping establish Dali to witnessing Song's Jade Axe Campaign and the Yuan crossing the river in leather boats.
After reading the latest update, I wanted to come back and comment. So far, I have seen the only work that attempts to write the history of the Southwest and starts from the perspective of the bottom. It is worth reading if you are interested. The chosen subject matter is too niche. The Five Dynasties itself is an extremely chaotic historical period. The beginning of the plot also focuses on the southwest region, which seriously lacks historical data and real-life influence. It should be difficult to become popular. It is a pity. The story is very interesting, and it brings out the characters' dialogue and plot advancement. There is a feeling of looking at history from a different perspective, but the historical events involved are too unpopular, and there is no clear description of what historical events it is about (maybe it is because I want to make readers smile?) As a result, I can't see comments even if I want to communicate. The author began to add "something to say" at the end of the article, and finally effectively added some interesting background and knowledge. Good!
The era you choose is surprising, keep up the good work