He was originally an associate professor of tactics at the National Defense University, but when he opened his eyes, he became the second generation martial artist of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.
His father was killed in battle, his family was destitute, and he only had thirty old and weak soldiers at his disposal. In this era, when warriors rule the country, would the emperor rather be kind? Those with strong soldiers and horses will do it! Zhu Wen, Li Cunxu, Shi Jingtang, Zhao Kuangyin... There are many heroes, you just finish singing and I will appear on the stage. The Khitan cavalry are watching with eager eyes, and the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun are about to fall. And Li Zhen knew that in the next fifty years, the Central Plains would experience the darkest moment of the Eight Surnames and Fourteen Emperors.
But he knows better: history can be changed.
Reader comments
It's okay so far, but the plot is a bit confusing. In a village with hundreds of people, it would be understandable for Jin King Li Cunxu to pay attention to the protagonist. After all, he is the descendant of some meritorious general, and this general is a bit of a leader. Then Shi Jingtang, Houliang, and Southern Tang Dynasty all came to pay attention to the protagonist. This halo is a bit too heavy. No matter how advanced the system is, you can't even count it as a small village with a few hundred people. And isn't Jinyang just like Taiyuan? Isn't Jinyang the hinterland of Hedong? What kind of defense is the Khitan? Inexplicably, the two thousand soldiers of Houliang ran to Jinyang in the hinterland of Hedong, and still walked in with arrogance. It's like Li Cunxu and Zhu Dawen are like Qing brothers. It gives me the feeling of playing a game. At the beginning, there is not much space around the protagonist, just a map, surrounded by borders, and you can spawn monsters at any time. [Pauses face] Generally speaking, I can watch it, but people who watch it are very confused.
It's okay so far, but the plot is a bit confusing. In a village with hundreds of people, it would be understandable for Jin King Li Cunxu to pay attention to the protagonist. After all, he is the descendant of some meritorious general, and this general is a bit of a leader. Then Shi Jingtang, Houliang, and Southern Tang Dynasty all came to pay attention to the protagonist. This halo is a bit too heavy. No matter how advanced the system is, you can't even count it as a small village with a few hundred people. And isn't Jinyang just like Taiyuan? Isn't Jinyang the hinterland of Hedong? What kind of defense is the Khitan? Inexplicably, the two thousand soldiers of Houliang ran to Jinyang in the hinterland of Hedong, and still walked in with arrogance. It's like Li Cunxu and Zhu Dawen are like Qing brothers. It gives me the feeling of playing a game. At the beginning, there is not much space around the protagonist, just a map, surrounded by borders, and you can spawn monsters at any time. [Pauses face] Generally speaking, I can watch it, but people who watch it are very confused.
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