Li Zaiyi, a military lecturer at the National Defense University, became an inconspicuous general in the Lulong Army in the late Tang Dynasty. It happened that the Jiedushi Yang Zhicheng held a banquet to purge his dissidents. Three days later, he would become a ghost under the sword.
Fortunately, he knew the outcome of this period of history very well - he had written a paper on how the three towns of Heshuo were in chaos; how Jiedushi died, he knew it by heart.
There is no system, no plug-ins, only the brain to predict the future and the means of modern military management.
He rectified the defeated troops, subdued the Hu and Han Dynasties, and crushed the neighboring towns. From serving as a general in a border town, he reached a position that made Chang'an tremble. He came to turn the muddy waters of the late Tang Dynasty upside down.
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It's a good book worth reading. The only royal descendant in the late Tang Dynasty was reborn as a military governor.
It's a good book worth reading. The only royal descendant in the late Tang Dynasty was reborn as a military governor.