Sage King System: I Was the Overlord in the Sui Dynasty

In the twelfth year of the great cause, the world was in turmoil. Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty visited Jiangdu, and the imperial court fell into decline. The protagonist's soul is that of the emperor's eldest son, Yang Tan. He is deep in the palace, witnessing civil uprisings and the separatist rule. In this world, aristocratic families are intertwined, undercurrents are surging in rivers, lakes and temples, Turks are peeking at the edge, Goguryeo is not in peace, and the Grand Canal is at war. Yang Tan was raised in a deep palace since he was a child, but because of his rebirth, he carries modern memories and has an insight into the direction of history. He is not eager to seize power and become emperor, but uses his status to deal with the emperor's intentions and the crisis of troubled times. Wu Youfu's troops rushed forward, fierce generals were like clouds, Wen You's clans were competing with each other, and poor families were rising. Outside, Li Mi from Wagang and Li Yuan from Taiyuan were eyeing him. In the name of the prince, the protagonist carries out actions to help the crisis and quell the chaos, either to save the situation or to overturn the old chessboard. This is a world at the end of the Sui Dynasty where reality and intrigue are intertwined. There is a systematic golden finger to help break the situation with both ingenuity and people's hearts. When the mountains and rivers are shattered, a young man enters the game with chess, and every step is startling.