Li Yu, a top student in the Department of Modern History, became Li Congjia, the sixth prince of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In front of him was the prince's brother's poisoned wine, and his mind was loaded with a complete treasure trove of memories and poems about the country's subjugation.
In this year, his father died, his neighbors demanded tribute, his court fell into decay, and his army was exhausted. According to historical records, he will be the subjugated king who "didn't realize he was a guest in his dream". A cup of seductive medicine on Chinese Valentine's Day will end half of his absurd life.
But this Li Yu is not that Li Yu.
He wants to use poetry as his eyes to see through the ghosts and ghosts in people's hearts; he wants to use words as his blade to kill all the demons and monsters. We must hold the Emperor's Sword and rebuild the broken mountains and rivers!
When Zhao Kuangyin put on the yellow robe and thought that Jiangnan could send a message, when he came to the city, he saw a completely different opponent.
At the top of Jinling City, the monarch who was once ridiculed as "only capable of chanting in the wind and dancing in the moonlight" was wearing armor and pointing his sword towards the north:
"I won't give an inch of my country. If you want to fight, then - blood-stained Yangtze River!"
This is a huge gamble with a known outcome. From the peerless Ci Emperor to the iron-blooded Emperor, he will use brand new rules to rewrite the final chapter of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.
