When he opened his eyes, he became Sima Chi, Emperor Huai of the Western Jin Dynasty.
He knew very well that from now on, there would be chaos in Yongjia. Luoyang will be destroyed, the Jin Dynasty will collapse, and the emperor himself will become the laughingstock of the country, captured, humiliated, and poisoned.
But in this life, he didn't want to accept his fate.
In the court, Sima Yue, King of the East China Sea, is in dictatorship, and the clans are holding power; inside the palace, the guards have been infiltrated, and it is difficult to issue edicts; outside the palace, Liu Yuan is pressing south, Shi Le is about to rise, and Guanzhong, Hebei, and Jiangdong are all on the verge of collapse.
In the name of the emperor, he must recapture the center, reorganize the guards, seize the grain road, secure the border generals, suppress the Hu cavalry, stabilize the pass, control Jiangdong, and rewrite the fate of the Western Jin Dynasty on the eve of the country's demise.
In this life, I will not be the emperor of a subjugated country.
I want the Yongjia Rebellion to become the starting point for the resurgence of China.
