After transmigrating, Su Bai swallowed a strange ball of light fruit in the void. When he opened his eyes again, he was lying in the bed of Jiang Tian, a Tang Dynasty official.
He thought he could use his modern mindset to lie flat in the Tang Empire, coast through life, and wait for death.
But something was wrong with this Tang Empire.
An invisible layer of dark red mist hung over Chang'an, like a gigantic mouth slowly devouring the empire's fortune. Strange murders occasionally took place in the streets and alleys. The victims' internal organs had been gouged out, and their wounds were as neat as the rims of bowls. Yet the officials at court dismissed them as ordinary vendettas.
Su Bai had hoped to settle in as a retainer and keep his head down until the An Lushan Rebellion.
But someone wanted him dead.
The An Lushan Rebellion was only two years away.
The vortex of power in Chang'an was spinning faster and faster.
And the mysterious Dao Fruit in his hand was slowly revealing the truth about this world
This era of chaos had never been a natural disaster.
It was man-made.
Su Bai began to understand: either become a player, or become a pawn. There was no third option.
The writing is really good. The world view is based on the Tang Dynasty, coupled with some other elements, and the overall plot arrangement is also very interesting. Although it has not reached 100,000 words, I believe it will definitely be a potential masterpiece.
It's pretty good, but it's just too little. One chapter is never too little, and ten chapters is never too many 😜 😜 😜
When you stumble upon a new book, it feels like it will be a treasure. The author's writing style is quite good and the details are well described.
Sometimes I can't help but wonder if the place where people live in a state of luxury and luxury is like traveling from the countryside to the Tang Dynasty? I think this book is well written, I support it.
It's well written. There's real feelings in the story. And it's my favorite dynasty, the Tang Dynasty. I recommend it.