The protagonist wakes up and finds out that he has become the son of Emperor Zhou. He thought it was a cool start. The whole world is the land of the king, and the shores of the land are the ministers of the king. After the emperor of Zhou dies, he will directly inherit the throne. However, when he opened the map, he saw dozens of vassal states, large and small. He was instantly confused, because the map clearly showed that he only had five cities with only 320,000 civilians. What was even more terrifying was that there was a map next to him. The neighbor is eyeing him, and the other person is none other than the famous Duke Zheng Zhuang of Zheng State, the one who shot Emperor Zhou to death with a sword. As expected, the protagonist encountered a crisis of annihilation just after crossing over, and his father Zhou Tian The son was shot to death by an arrow from Zheng Zhuanggong and fell directly. The protagonist was ordered to inherit the throne in danger. Facing the menacing Zheng army, he was ready to surrender and wrote an abdication edict. From then on, the Zhou Dynasty was changed to the Zheng Dynasty.
As a result, the opponent stopped fighting in the middle of the fight. Are you kidding me? I'm ready to surrender, why don't you fight if you say you want to? I opened the history textbook and saw, ah, it turns out that we are still in the Spring and Autumn Period. You just want me to recognize your status as the overlord, and you don't want to rebel at all. Since you have to pay attention to Zhou etiquette in every battle, then don't blame me for being a grandson.
