In the fourteenth year of Tianbao, it was the eve of An Lushan's revolt.
Chen Mo opened his eyes and found that he had become the fat man who was about to push Sheng Tang into the abyss.
He knew better than anyone what would happen next - Yuyang and Jigu, the fall of the two capitals, eight years of war, and the deaths of 30 million people.
He knew his fate better: he was stabbed to death by his own son, and his head was put in a wooden box and sent to Chang'an.
But he is not An Lushan.
He wants to fight this battle. But not for destruction, but for ending.
Don't be a traitor, be the founder of the country. Do not destroy the world and establish peace for all ages.
It's just that after the country was conquered, why were there so many beauties around who couldn't be driven away?
Reader comments
I don't understand, what is the author writing? What do you want to express? I have lost weight many times, but I don't think it is necessary. I have seen it at least 10 times. I read it very quickly, but I feel that the writing is very strange. The details are not good, and there are some small things to pave the way, but you forget that you are An Lushan, and the overall layout is particularly vague. No one knows what you do. In addition, you are writing about Chen Mo, not An Lushan. In addition, there has never been a big layout, and there are all kinds of holes in small details, right and wrong. It feels particularly fragmented.
I have read more than 30 chapters, but it is not good. There are no battle scenes, no pre-military training, and no discussion of military conditions with trusted generals. He defeated a spy leader, who was a woman, and discussed military affairs with her every day. He captured Luoyang, which was so big and important, so easily.
Many of the novels I have read recently are written in the same tone. Are they all written by AI?
I don't understand, what is the author writing? What do you want to express? I have lost weight many times, but I don't think it is necessary. I have seen it at least 10 times. I read it very quickly, but I feel that the writing is very strange. The details are not good, and there are some small things to pave the way, but you forget that you are An Lushan, and the overall layout is particularly vague. No one knows what you do. In addition, you are writing about Chen Mo, not An Lushan. In addition, there has never been a big layout, and there are all kinds of holes in small details, right and wrong. It feels particularly fragmented.
I have read more than 30 chapters, but it is not good. There are no battle scenes, no pre-military training, and no discussion of military conditions with trusted generals. He defeated a spy leader, who was a woman, and discussed military affairs with her every day. He captured Luoyang, which was so big and important, so easily.
Many of the novels I have read recently are written in the same tone. Are they all written by AI?
Come on, great author