He fell from the time and space two thousand years later. When he woke up, his wrist bones were worn out by iron chains and there were twenty whip marks on his back.
The jailer told him: Tomorrow at Mao time, we will offer sacrifices to the rooftop and the flag.
Lin Yan, a master of history, traveled through time and became the most unpopular proton in the Yong Kingdom. Yong's cavalry crossed the border of Liang, and Liang's court and public were furious and wanted to use him as a sacrificial flag. And his biological father, the king of Yong State, left only one sentence: "If you die, your ears will die, and you will not fall into the majesty of Yong State."
No one will come to save him. He is an outcast.
But in the darkness of the dungeon, Lin Yan discovered the only hope - the battle for the throne between the crown prince of Liang and the second prince. With one word, he changed the situation from a sacrifice to a chess piece, and from a chess piece to a chess player.
Recruiting medical women, recruiting powerful generals, and obtaining counselors, he worked step by step in the cracks of the seven kingdoms.
The Longxi fiefdom was the starting point for his counterattack. Farming, iron smelting, and military training, he used modern knowledge to reduce dimensionality and attack, and turned the poorest fiefdom into a cavalry army. In a battle in the north, ten thousand defeated fifty thousand, and he was crowned king in one battle. Yongdu palace changed, iron-blooded suppressed the rebellion, and he ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor. Go out to the east to fight for hegemony, sweep across the six countries, and dominate the world.
But before him, there was another person who came to this world. That man left a stone tablet on Xianyang Plain: "Later, I failed. I hope you can succeed."
That person's name is Wang Mang. This is a conversation between two time travelers spanning thousands of years.
From dungeon to throne, from sacrifice to emperor. He spent ten years playing a game of chess. The opponent is not the Six Nations, but the people's hearts.
