[Failed in the Imperial Examination + Summoning Liushuang Wen + Imaginary History]
In the last years of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the princes were separatist and treacherous ministers were taking power. Tang Xin, who had traveled through time, studied hard for more than ten years in Hanchuang. With a passion, he was bound to make a prince and prime minister, reform the official administration, and restore the prosperity of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
Unexpectedly, he was supposed to be the number one scholar, but was teased by treacherous officials and failed. In anger, he intercepted the emperor and complained about his grievances. However, the emperor was stupid and almost beat him to death, threw him into a slave den, and sent him to build the Great Wall in northern Xinjiang.
Fortunately, the system awakened, saved his life, and forced him to rebel. Then he rose up halfway and founded a new dynasty.
In his previous life, China had countless civil and military generals at his fingertips. He wanted to tell the emperor, tell the powerful families, and tell the world that it was easier to get into Chang'an than to get into Chang'an.
