The king cannot defeat Xiang, and the general cannot defeat Li.
I am Li Cunxiao, the most aggrieved one among the Thirteen Taibao. He fought the most battles and made the greatest achievements, but in the end he was tied to the execution ground.
The history books are only willing to give me eight words: he surrendered after being defeated, his chariot broke apart and he died.
But what is not written in the history books is that on the day the car broke apart, I rebelled. And survived.
A soul that traveled from a thousand years later woke up that day.
No system, no plug-ins. But I have the most valuable thing in these troubled times: complete historical memory.
I know when Li Keyong became suspicious, when Li Cunxu proclaimed himself emperor, and when Zhu Wen took control of the Central Plains.
From the execution ground to Fenzhou, from Yanfang to Jiusi, I will build up my own family fortune step by step in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.
Li Cunxin was staring at me in the dark, Kang Junli was waiting for me to make a mistake in Zhaoyi, and Li Keyong looked at me with increasingly cold eyes.
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the world was in chaos. I have memories from thousands of years ago, and a life that I don't want to die again.
This time, I want to be the one playing chess.
A bit interesting,