Year of Taiping: Feng Dao Proclaimed Himself Emperor and Sought Peace

In the third year of Kaiyun of the Later Jin Dynasty (946), the Khitan cavalry went south, and Bianliang was in danger. Retired professor Feng Zidao traveled through time and became Feng Dao, a veteran of four dynasties, who stepped forward when Zhang Yanze's rebels besieged the city. With his knowledge that transcended the times, he defended the isolated city until Yelu Deguang came in person, saved the lives of the city, and won the support of the army and the people. After the Khitan returned to the north, he strategized and was soon elected as the new emperor by his subordinates. For more than twenty years after that, he conquered the south and the north, first pacified the Northern Han Dynasty, and then conquered the southern countries, and finally defeated the Khitan and unified the world. After ascending to the throne, he implemented the New Deal, reduced corvee and reduced taxes, built water conservancy projects, rectified official administration, improved people's livelihood with modern concepts, and created a peaceful and prosperous era for the people to live and work in peace and contentment.