Rebuilding the Old Mountains and Rivers of the Tang Dynasty

The Tang Dynasty was prosperous and dying, and the ruins were continued; the mountains and rivers collapsed again, and the nine states were settled in the troubled times. Traveling back to Li Ye, the penultimate emperor of the Tang Dynasty, the game starts on a hellish difficulty level where powerful officials are in power and feudal vassal towns are divided. In the first year of Wende, AD 888, Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty led a distinguished guest. The twenty-two-year-old longevity king Li Jie ascended the throne in front of his coffin and changed his name to Li Ye. Liu Chong, an ordinary person from later generations, traveled through time and took over the body of this tragic last emperor. At this time, the Tang Dynasty was already broken and plagued by many diseases: the eunuchs controlled the imperial army, the courtiers were divided into factions, and the clans were vying for the throne; there were many vassal towns outside the pass, and Zhu Wen and Li Keyong were eyeing the Central Plains; refugees were everywhere in the capital, and diseases were breeding. The monstrous disasters of the Five Dynasties were already hanging overhead. Faced with the civil and military calculations of the Manchu Dynasty and the butcher's knife that could fall at any time, as a veteran cadre who has worked hard in the system for 20 years, Li Ye said: "Don't panic. When it comes to balancing, playing tricks, and doing ideological work, I am the professional." This is a grassroots veteran cadre who, in the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, used modern wisdom to collide with feudal power and forcefully created a story of a prosperous age when all nations came to court. (This book is a continuation of the parallel historical novel of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms during the Zhaozong period of the late Tang Dynasty. Some characters' life spans and processes have been dramatized, while the archetypes and personalities of the main historical figures have been retained.)