In the first year of the Qianfu era of the Tang dynasty,
Huang Chao, a 55-year-old scholar from Caozhou, failed the imperial examinations for the eleventh time. After being extorted by the military governor of Pinglu, he resolutely swore, “If I become the Azure Emperor one day, I’ll make all the peach blossoms bloom together.”
Not long afterward, he wrote:
For a thousand years, the Yellow River’s grievance has entered my soul; eleven failed exams have turned me into a demon.
The human world is already a land of slaughter, and the underworld has no gate to reincarnation.
I watch the mountains and rivers, all bones ravaged by sickness; I trample the netherworld and raise the dust of war.
I will no longer be a guest in the mortal world. I’ll take the place of Yama and decide the fate of all.
He will overthrow the Tang dynasty and become the Azure Emperor of the human world, ushering in a strange peace through the Five Dynasties in the name of Yama.
Delicate writing, sincere emotions, and fascinating
The story is wonderful and immersive
It's a very good book, and you won't lose money if you invest in it.
The author is so knowledgeable and his curiosity is completely captured.
The details are handled properly to enhance the overall texture.
It's so great, the more I look at it, the more I like it.
Not bad, very exciting
In the name of Yama, the Five Dynasties are peaceful and peaceful. The story is close and reasonable, not procrastinating, and the overall impression is good.
The writing style is new and the reading experience is comfortable.
An absolute masterpiece. You'll know once you see it, it's intriguing