After traveling through time and being the son of a salt merchant from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Du Heng just wanted to live.
However, the government framed him, and his father was killed with a cane on the street; Huang Chao revolted, and the world was boiling.
Life is like a piece of grass? Then I will become the chess player!
From Yangzhou to Chang'an, I camped under the tents of various warlords. He planned grain and fodder for Li Keyong, plotted water transportation for Yang Xing, and even personally sent "Ode to Ping Huaixi" into the enemy's must-read classics.
They fight for the world, and I have a way to make a living - and by the way, I want to leave a cultural way of life for China.
When the rebels burned down Luoyang, what I desperately grabbed was not the gold and silver, but half of the engraving of The Analects of Confucius.
Zhu Wen laughed at me: "In troubled times, if you need a knife, what's the use of this broken wooden board?"
I pointed to the literate counselors under his command and replied calmly: "Without this board, without such ministers, the world would be like Zhu Liang without you."
This is the story of a small person who secretly hides the spark of civilization under the wheel of history.
When Zhao Kuangyin opened the enlightenment book that I secretly circulated to the world, the real answer to end the troubled times had already been written between the lines on every page.
