Dressed as a post office official in the late Tang Dynasty, Shen Yan was sentenced to death by the system as soon as he woke up:
[Send the secret message to Tongguan within 48 hours. Failure - clear.
He thought it was an errand, but he found out all the way to Tongguan that the military rations had been transferred with stones. The supervisor forced him to take the blame, and Yaxing accepted the order according to the "rules".
What's even more outrageous is that there is always an old oil-paper umbrella knocking on the door in the fog:
"Borrowing."
Then people disappear from the world.
The system only recognizes one thing: to improve the national fortune.
Save the food road, the national luck +10; stabilize the morale of the army, the national luck +5; survive "erasure", and the authority will be upgraded.
But every time you become stronger, you have to pay a price: memory, emotions, senses... And even human lives.
Unreasonable in troubled times?
Not to mention Shen Yan.
If you write "correct history", I will bend history - until the world is unified!
