"Daliang Quanzai: A Tampered Dynasty"
In the 80th century AD, Yuan Jing, the founding emperor of the Liang Dynasty recorded in history books, was actually a "shadow emperor" who never left his name in official history. How did he go from ordinary civilians in Southern Wu to conquering twenty-six countries and establishing the Liang Dynasty in five years? Why did historians deliberately erase all the details of the battles before he unified the Central Plains? What's even weirder is that the Liang Dynasty's succession system suddenly collapsed, and three princes launched a bloody coup to compete for the throne. In the end, they disappeared collectively, and even the imperial mausoleums became an eternal mystery...
Open this book "Daliang Complete Collection" and you will see:
The Erased War: Why can Yuan Jing's army be defeated by one against a hundred? Does the "Ghost Corps" that history books dare not record really exist?
The Curse of the Throne: When three princes competed for the throne, bizarre murders occurred in the palace one after another, and an unprecedented earthquake occurred in the capital Ling'an...
The missing prince: When Yuan Jing established the throne in his later years, the prince was replaced three times, but in the end no one ascended the throne. There is only one sentence left in the history books: "God's will is unpredictable."
Ambition? Trick? Conspiracy?
Clear away the fog and see the hand behind history.
