The world was unified for the first time. The founding emperor of the Dajing Dynasty unified the writing and currency, divided the world into eleven parts, and divided the world into eleven founding generals.
Emperor Jingwen continued the national policy and unified weights and measures, clothing, and etiquette of the court and the public. He died after only two years on the throne.
The third generation emperor, Emperor Jingshun, opened military campaigns to attract talented people, but he was dissolute and indulged in the eunuch Wei Zheng. He listened to his words and consecrated the guarding generals to the powerful vassal king. From then on, the emperor took the center position and the vassal kings guarded the four directions.
Emperor Jingshun died after seven years on the throne. The eunuch Wei Zheng imprisoned Li Cang, the commander of the imperial guards, and massacred the royal family to establish himself. It took two years for the vassal coalition to kill him.
The vassal kings wanted to stand on their own, but they were afraid of each other. The vassal kings of the four towns were loyal to the royal family and threatened to attack the arrogant people.
Xu Tianxiong, the military god of Dajing, came forward to mediate and appointed Li Cang to take charge of Kyoto. Each vassal returned to the country to manage its own affairs without interfering with each other. From then on, the Dajing Empire existed in name only and completely fell into the trend of feudal separatism.
Li Chuan, the son of the decadent Li Cang, was beaten to death by the direct descendants of the Tianxiong vassal, allowing Li Chuan, a modern intern, to travel through time.
Let's see how Li Chuan occupies a place in this troubled world and competes with many vassal kings for the world.