Zhaozong Xingtang

In November of the third year of Tang Guanghua's reign, the eunuch Liu Jishu launched a palace coup and imprisoned Zhaozong in Shaoyangyuan. Li Tang's three hundred years of power were on the verge of collapse. When the Xuanwu Army in Bianzhou visited the envoy's mansion, the drunk Zhu Asan opened his eyes again, and his heart had been replaced by Wang Zuo, a master of Tang history from a thousand years later. As the most well-known Zhu Wen fan on the Internet, he knows better than anyone else that the man in front of him will regicide and usurp the Tang Dynasty, slaughter hundreds of officials, and start five generations of chaos. In the end, he will be killed by his own children, his entire family will be destroyed, and he will be infamy for thousands of years. On one side is the Ninth Five-Year Plan within reach, the achievements of the founding fathers that all the subordinates are looking forward to day and night; On one side is the doomed death and genocide in history, the tragic situation of troubled times with no roosters crowing for thousands of miles, and the doomed humiliating end of the Li and Tang dynasties. Standing at the crossroads of history, Wang Zuo made an unprecedented decision: Don't usurp the throne, don't hold the emperor hostage, in this life I can only serve as a pure minister to rebuild the resurgence of the Tang Dynasty! He marched westward, calmed the chaos in Chang'an, welcomed the restoration of Zhaozong, and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Yongxi; Sweeping the country, pacifying the powerful vassals, splitting the vassal towns and returning them to the central government, ending the century-old diseases since the Anshi Rebellion; cleaning up the officialdom, purging the court, improving the imperial examinations, suppressing annexations, and allowing the displaced people to return to their homeland; resigning the title of King of Liang and the gift of Jiuxi five times, and fulfilling the promise of "living up to the Tang Dynasty and living up to His Majesty" throughout his life. When Emperor Zhaozong died, he left his son alone and said: "The greatest blessing in my life is not that I revived the Tang Dynasty, but that I met you..."