In 530 AD, the powerful official Erzhu Rong of the Northern Wei Dynasty died suddenly, and history went off track.
Lu Zhao traveled through time and became an inconspicuous little officer under Er Zhurong. When he opened his eyes, he saw the beginning of hell - Gao Huan rose to power ahead of schedule, He Bayue was mysteriously assassinated, Yu Wentai was dormant in Guanzhong, and the white-robed army that was supposed to make the Northern Expedition disappeared without a trace. He only has scattered memories of agricultural books and bad archery skills.
On the way to escape, he rescued a dying white-robed scholar by the Yellow River and took over half of the blood-stained bronze tiger talisman: "Find the other half for me... It's..."
Lu Zhao did not expect that this incomplete tiger talisman was actually related to the biggest secret of the Northern Wei Dynasty royal family, and a mysterious force "White Qiuwei" that disappeared in the long river of history. From the bloody pool of Heyin to the ruins of Luoyang, from the beacon smoke of Guanlong to the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, he must fight for a way out for himself and his followers amid the internal strife of the Erzhu family, the rise of Gao Huan, and the dominance of Yuwentai.
Farming, training troops, dealing with people, exploring secrets - when the world gradually became divided into three parts, and everyone thought he would be the next hero, Lu Zhao made a completely different choice.
Half a tiger talisman stirred up centuries of turmoil in the Northern and Southern Dynasties; a time traveler wants to write the most different answers in this bloody chaotic world.
Reader comments
Worst of all, the protagonist is not a wolf, but a dog from a small village.
Worst of all, the protagonist is not a wolf, but a dog from a small village.