In the first year of Xiantong, Caozhou, Shandong.
Huang Chao, a private salt dealer, fell down beside a well. When he woke up, he found that he had more than a thousand years of historical memories in his mind.
He knew that the Tang Dynasty would fall, that the feudal towns would be in chaos, and that what awaited the empire next would be fifty years of bloody melee and three hundred years of dark division. He also knew that he himself was the fuse that set off all of this.
But he doesn't plan to follow the same old path.
Defeat Tiger Wolf Valley? Beheaded by your nephew? Infamy for eternity?
What a joke.
If a time-traveler ends up like that, he might as well find a rope and hang himself now.
He began to improve the salt-making process, distill high-strength liquor, and use crucible steel to create the sharpest weapons of the era. On the surface he is an honest local rich man, but secretly he is weaving a huge network in Shandong.
But he soon discovered that something was wrong with the world.
There was a Minister of Household Affairs in the court who was engaged in the "equal land reform", and his methods were so advanced that he did not look like someone from the Tang Dynasty. There was a general in the army who was training his soldiers using a formation that had never been seen before. Someone in Lingnan Road is promoting rice with three times the yield per mu——
This is not his time travel alone.
This is a time traveler's Hunger Games.
The winner of the game will determine the fate of the entire world.
"Four time-travelers fell into the late Tang Dynasty. One wants to rebel, one wants to rescue, one wants to rise to power, and the other doesn't know what he wants to do - the one who wins and rewrites the entire history."
Reader comments
Overall, it's pretty good. Each chapter is really large!
However, it seems relatively dull and the pace is relatively slow, without the ups and downs.
It feels like playing chess, even though the whole world is originally a game of chess.
When segmenting, it is best to use two or three lines per paragraph. If there are too many lines, it will look dazzling when using a mobile phone.
Overall, it's pretty good. Each chapter is really large! However, it seems relatively dull and the pace is relatively slow, without the ups and downs. It feels like playing chess, even though the whole world is originally a game of chess. When segmenting, it is best to use two or three lines per paragraph. If there are too many lines, it will look dazzling when using a mobile phone.