In 316 AD, Chang'an was on the verge of falling, and the Western Jin Dynasty was about to perish.
Sima Ye had only just transmigrated when he opened his eyes to find the entire court pleading with him: "Your Majesty, surrender! We've already made arrangements. Just take off your shirt, hold a jade disc in your mouth, lead a sheep, and kowtow before the Hu camp. Then you'll surely be spared!"
Looking at these spineless cowards, Sima Ye was so furious he laughed.
To hell with stripping and leading a sheep! I am a proud son of Huaxia. How could I become a dog for the Hu people?!
With no retreat left, he would stand his ground!
He drew his sword and executed the corrupt ministers! Seized the army and fought his way through a river of blood!
With the starving troops of Guanzhong, he abandoned the doomed city, marched south to Nanyang, and sent a proclamation across the land: "The Son of Heaven has not surrendered, and the Great Jin has not fallen!"
He pressed south against the vermin of Jiangdong, forcing Sima Rui to abandon his claim to the throne and Wang Dao to bow as his subject;
He held back the Five Barbarians and their devastation of China, joining forces with Zu Ti and Liu Kun. Their Mo Dao blades stood like a forest, shattering the Jie cavalry!
The great clans think they can seize control of the throne? The imperial examination system and equal-field land reform will teach you how things are done!
A hundred years later, the histories of later generations recorded his legacy in bold strokes:
"Emperor Wu of the Shizu, who saved the empire from collapse, subdued the great clans at home and kept the four barbarians at bay abroad, was the greatest tyrant of all time... no, the greatest emperor of all time!"
[It's very cool without thinking] A god-level "fantasy" historical novel. The protagonist has just promulgated the military merit system. The new army (also 20,000, with a few thousand newly formed cavalry) composed of mostly refugees and a small number of veterans fights 20,000 elite cavalry (nomadic cavalry, including 500 heavy cavalry) in a last-ditch battle. Battle loss ratio: The entire army of 20,000 fine cavalry was wiped out, and less than 3,000 fled. The protagonist's side suffered 1,500 casualties and 1,000 minor and serious injuries. After reviewing it, the protagonist's strength is less than 20,000 (mainly refugees), and 2,000 Yulin Cavalry (also newly formed)
It's pretty, really pretty. It feels comparable to Shao Song. Although not that exaggerated. But that feeling and spirit really came from him. , Very much in line with my taste. Hope this style is maintained.
In troubled times, heavy codes are used, and only by decisive killing can one gain a foothold. It was well written and made my blood boil with excitement!
Once you lose your mind, it feels great 🧐 After ai is expanded, please read it, please, don't make the preface irrelevant.
The writing is very passionate. I rarely see articles from the time when Wu Huan Huan was in China. The author should work hard to write more. Too little is not enough to see.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking updated. Write repeated [what][what][what][what] author
After reading Chapter 11, it's okay. I've written as much as I can, and I can barely finish it.
The temple name is wrong. It should be Zhongzu. The name of the temple should be used when the small sect becomes the big sect.
Cheap but no good stuff
Pretty good, the writing is clear and reasonable.