Time is dead, but the emperors are alive.
Two high-dimensional beings - [Entropy], which represents "chaos", and [Order], which symbolizes "order" - used the universe as a gambling table to engage in an ultimate bet about the "essence of civilization".
The stakes are five emperors who have never met each other, and the entire civilization they represent:
Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng, with his Qin Ruishi and absolute law, firmly believed that "order is above all else."
Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty Liu Xiu, together with the twenty-eight generals of Yuntai and the benevolent "Destiny", wanted to reshape the aspirations of the people in the chaos.
Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, led his tolerant Tang army and the magnanimity of Tian Khan, and believed that "checks and balances are the kingly way."
Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, built a high wall with the wisdom of the bottom. He used the shadow of Jinyiwei and the foundation of farming to practice "build the wall high, accumulate grain widely, and slowly become king".
Genghis Khan Temujin, who controlled the Mongolian cavalry and his endless desire to conquer, believed that "the world should belong to scimitars and horseshoes."
Together with their core civil servants and generals, they were thrown into a "chaos battlefield" stitched together by fragments of time and space. The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty shines together with the cannons and cannons of the Ming Dynasty, and the music of the Tang Palace and the war drums of the grassland echo in the same valley.
History, war has never been so complex:
The "Qin Code" promoted by Li Si and the "Da Ming Code" promoted by Liu Bowen are competing for the orthodoxy of "legal principles";
Fang Xuanling's political strategy and Yelu Chucai's governance are competing for the efficiency of the "system";
Jinyiwei's spies, Mongolia's Qixue, and Li Shimin's "Hundred Cavalry Division" are engaged in an intelligence war that transcends the times in the shadows.
This is not just a war.
