Wu Zhou: From the Start, I Knew Who Would Rebel

Pei Zhaochuan transmigrated to the Wu Zhou dynasty, becoming a refugee on the verge of starving to death in the bitter winter.

Desperate for a meal, he gritted his teeth and enlisted in the border army.

He thought his greatest goal in life would be simply to survive the battlefield.

Then he discovered that a scroll had appeared in his mind, one that only he could see: the Annals.

Who would become a chancellor. Who would rebel. Who would be defeated in battle.

And who would turn the whole world upside down in a few years.

He could see a little of everything.

So, before the Khitans rebelled, Pei Zhaochuan had already begun building fortifications.

Before the Turks marched south, he had already laid an ambush.

While a certain minister remained fiercely loyal, Pei Zhaochuan quietly memorized the date of his future coup.

Di Renjie: “Who exactly did you study under?” Pei Zhaochuan: “No one. I’m just guessing.”

Wu Zetian: “Then guess how many more years I can be emperor.” Pei Zhaochuan fell silent. Later on,

the refugee who had enlisted for half a piece of flatbread rose from a lowly border soldier to become the Great Zhou’s Pillar of State.

Until one day, Pei Zhaochuan opened the Annals once more.

Only to find that he had changed history beyond recognition. If the answers were gone, he would write his own.