Troubled Times: the Soul Holds the Sixteen Kingdoms

An unexpected car accident caused Liu Lin, a 16-year-old orphan in modern times, to travel back in time to the reign of Zhao Shihu after 340 AD, and became a 15-year-old Han farmer in the suburbs of Yecheng. Liu Lin, his mother-in-law, and his eldest father struggled to survive on Susukada, but they still could not escape the oppression and threats of corvee labor from the Jie tribe. She was drafted into the labor force to participate in the construction of the palace. Due to an accidental injury, her body gradually became feminized, and she fell into a double dilemma of identity and survival. The whole book takes Liu Lin's identity transformation and fate as the main line, depicting the insignificance and struggle of individuals in troubled times. It includes the cruelty of court struggles, the sharpness of national conflicts, and the warmth of short-lived true feelings. It profoundly shows the desolation of the era of "I would rather be a peace dog than a person in troubled times". Concept: A modern man's survival in troubled times