The Scapegoat of the Southern Liang

[Transmigration + soul transmigration + history + power struggles + decisive and ruthless]

Among the four hundred and eighty temples of the Southern Dynasties, how many towers stood amid the mist and rain?

A hundred thousand monks filled the lands of Liang. The poor shaved their heads to escape forced labor and find a way to survive.

The aristocratic clans lived in luxury, the powerful colluded, and the court wallowed in indulgence.

The lowly suffered, and famine corpses lay for miles.

Tenant farmers knelt on their estates, scraping by, while the aristocrats wielded their blades and slaughtered them.

In the Liang dynasty, people were divided by rank, and the lives of the lower classes were worth no more than grass.

This was the worst of times, and the darkest of times.

Xiao Che, who suffers from delusions, has just succeeded in taking revenge and wants to leave the past behind. But unexpectedly, he transmigrates to the Southern Dynasties as a tenant farmer. Because he looks like a young man from an aristocratic family, he is made the scapegoat!

Xiao Che risks his life to escape the trap, only to discover that the original owner's soul has not vanished.

It constantly influences Xiao Che's words, actions, and decisions.

Xiao Che: I am Xiao Che, and I am not Xiao Che. I'm not Lu Feng, either. I am myself!