"Wang Shibei sets the Central Plains Day. Don't forget to inform Naiweng when offering family sacrifices - but this country has long been burned to a dead end."
In the seventeenth year of Chengxi, the Liang Dynasty was already a handful of warm embers. Your Majesty lives in a corner of the south of the Yangtze River and has no ambition to make progress.
Li Lian, the Emperor of Liangxuan, sat high in the Mingtang, praising that what was being burned in the alchemy furnace was not gold or stone. But thousands of wronged souls. When the iron hooves of the Northern Canglang Tribe crushed the Yumen Pass, he was ordering people to mix the ashes of the remonstrating ministers into the scroll. A new batch of "Sapphire Cases" were made, and the wine in the jade bottle in hand was given to batches of main war officials.
Lu Qingshan understood it from the beginning. What makes Liang crumbling has never been the enemy's strength, but the inner cowardice and incompetence of the ruler. Even though he has ambitions to conquer the Central Plains, he is just an ordinary civil servant. What can he rely on to save this great Liang?
Xin Changchun once witnessed his parents and brother died tragically under the wolf's cavalry to protect him as a young child. He hated the wolf people. I also hate this decadent dynasty
"Poems can burn a city, words can crack the earth - you have to find fire in the ashes, and you have to save the common people in the fire."
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1. This is my first time writing in this genre. I am a new author and my writing is not good. Please give me some advice!
2. Is the dynasty similar to the Southern Song Dynasty?
3. Students, updates may be slow (updated on weekends or holidays!)
4. If there are any plot errors, please help me catch them! I will improve it!
5. This article has an official CP! ! ! ! ! ! ! (Male and female, male and female) Other than that, just have sex as long as you don't want to have sex~
6. Geely
Intention: Even if you are as small as duckweed, you can stir up the wind and clouds