In 420 AD, Liu Yu ended the joint rule of Jiangzuo clan, and the Southern Dynasties began. In 589 AD, the 20-year-old King Yang Guang of Jin commanded 510,000 troops to annihilate Nanchen. The 169-year division between the north and the south came to an end, and China was finally unified.
However, this hard-won integrity is like thin ice in early spring - only thirty-seven years ago, the residual warmth of Kaihuang's rule has not yet dissipated, and the country of Emperor Daye is already full of smoke. The regret of the Sui Dynasty is the cruelest joke in history: it completed the greatest suture in four hundred years, but it was too late to form a scab on the wound.
This is a story about redemption. In the eighth year of the Great Cause, Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty suffered a disastrous defeat in his first expedition to Goguryeo. He was mentally and physically exhausted and died suddenly in despair. How can a modern soul who travels through time and becomes a subjugated king turn the tide and turn things around through self-change?
This is also a story about growing up. How can the soul of a modern man merge with the body of an ancient emperor and achieve each other's achievements?
The trajectory of history begins to change from this moment on.
The fate of the Sui Dynasty was rewritten from this moment on.
