Troubled Times: from Being Exiled to the Border, He Began to Fight for World Hegemony

In the last years of the Qian Dynasty, natural disasters broke out all over the place, Beidi knocked on the pass, and undercurrents surged in the court. Gu Shanhe, the Duke of Zhenguo, guarded the northern border for twenty-seven years, but died in a bizarre defeat. Before the bones were returned, an imperial edict of collaborating with the enemy and treason had been sent to the Gu family. He was beheaded, his family was ransacked, and he was exiled for three thousand miles. When Gu Changan woke up after traveling through time, the once-prominent Zhenguo Palace had become a prisoner. Everyone thought the Gu family was doomed. But no one thought that this dandy prince, who was once regarded as a waste by everyone in the capital, would start from a team of exiles, gather refugees, plant grain fields, build a powerful city, train a strong army, and gradually become the true master of the North. Many years later, the world was in chaos, kings rose up together, and millions of soldiers fought in the Central Plains. Gu Changan once again returned to the capital city where he had been escorted out. This time, standing behind him was the entire world.