[Transmigration] [Northern and Southern Dynasties] [Historical Intrigue] [Wild Imagination]
Li Zheng, a history PhD, dies suddenly and transmigrates into the Northern and Southern Dynasties as Liu Yu, a gambler.
When he wakes, a knife is pressed against his wrist. His new body was just caught cheating at a gambling den.
He knows Liu Yu’s life story. This gambler who once sold straw sandals will go on to establish the Liu Song dynasty, destroy five kingdoms, and kill six emperors, earning the title “The Greatest Emperor of the Southern Dynasties.”
But the history books never say how he managed to walk out of that gambling den alive.
From a gambling den in Jingkou to the imperial palace in Jiankang, from a foot soldier in the Northern Command to Emperor Wu of Song.
A thousand years later, someone asks, “What made Liu Yu so remarkable?”
He replies, “I was the only person in my era who knew how to do the math.”
This book is written with complete reference to the history of the Song Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It was a powerful force that could swallow thousands of miles like a tiger!