"About the things that happened before I became emperor in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty~"
I have no system and no golden fingers. I pass myself off as a small official from the Eastern Jin Dynasty. I rely on my brain to overthrow the family!
During the Long'an years, Jiangzuo was already in ruins: the nobles regarded human life as nothing, the Beifu army was reduced to a tool of the powerful, the refugees fled to the south of the Yangtze River but were still cannon fodder, and the bloody atmosphere of Sun En's Rebellion had begun to overflow the Yangtze River!
Duanmu Yuan travels through the soul with modern memory, no cheats, only full of resourcefulness and an ideal heart - he wants to wipe out the family and give the people a real 'Peach Blossom Land'!
He wrote lawsuits to force the Xie family, improved the utensils to pacify the refugees, instigated rebellion against the Beifu army, and planned a shocking fire attack in Jiangwan to defeat the rebels...
There is no Long Aotian style crushing, only a step-by-step battle of wits; there is no easy success, only a deadly collision between ideals and reality!
When the knowledge beyond the times collides with a thousand-year illness, and the scholar's strategy confronts the iron rule of the noble clan, can Duan Muyuan use a glimmer of light to break through the long night of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and counterattack from a refugee clerk to the founding emperor?
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Let me rewrite this troubled world!
Reader comments
Although the first chapter seems unremarkable (maybe it's because I'm a newbie, I can't understand the classical Chinese text at the beginning, it doesn't matter if I skip it, it's actually just a summary), but don't tell me, after reading the first volume, I feel like it's something [eating melon] and praising Jiangwan Fire Attack by name.
[You taste it carefully] Let's start with a wave of self-promotion
After writing it, I looked back and found that the first chapter was indeed too bland, the second chapter was just so-so, and the third chapter started to be interesting. I felt that the more I wrote, the more interesting it became. Maybe this is growth. I wonder if I should revise the first two chapters?
The scenes are grand and the details are exquisite. I have to say this is a rare masterpiece!
Although the first chapter seems unremarkable (maybe it's because I'm a newbie, I can't understand the classical Chinese text at the beginning, it doesn't matter if I skip it, it's actually just a summary), but don't tell me, after reading the first volume, I feel like it's something [eating melon] and praising Jiangwan Fire Attack by name.
[You taste it carefully] Let's start with a wave of self-promotion After writing it, I looked back and found that the first chapter was indeed too bland, the second chapter was just so-so, and the third chapter started to be interesting. I felt that the more I wrote, the more interesting it became. Maybe this is growth. I wonder if I should revise the first two chapters?
The scenes are grand and the details are exquisite. I have to say this is a rare masterpiece!