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After the ancient war between gods and demons, the gods sealed the nine immortal demons in the Antarctic glaciers. Thousands of years later, the greenhouse effect caused global warming, and the Antarctic glaciers began to melt. The emergency measures set by the ancient gods in the ice were activated, and a red light soared into the sky in the Antarctic glaciers. The gods, demons, and descendants of the mythical beasts were awakened by the red light. The descendants of Maitreya Buddha are the searchers for gods. After finding the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, the two embarked on a journey to search for gods. After going through a lot of hardships, they finally found the descendants of Wushan goddess Yao Ji, Erlang Shen, Nuwa, Athena, Thor and other gods. But the descendants of the gods were still a step too late. Cain, the ancestor of vampires and one of the nine demons sealed in the Antarctic glacier, woke up first. . . . . .

Qin Chuan, a modern history college student, accidentally traveled to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and became a poor farmer. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Five Husbands ravaged China and the people were miserable. Qinchuan was determined to unify the world and end the troubled times. Let's see how Qin Chuan, who has nothing, can unify the world and end the troubled times. . .

In the early years of the Warring States Period, Laozi attained enlightenment and ascended to heaven, and was conferred the title of Taiqing Moral God by God Haotian. Laozi's son Li Zong, his disciples Xin Yan, Yin Xi, Geng Sangchu, Wang Xu, Ren Nu, Yang Zhu, Nan Rong and others either founded sects, became officials, or practiced alone. During the Warring States Period, the Zhou Dynasty declined and princes merged. The monks joined the world one after another and joined different camps to assist the princes in completing their hegemony. The ascetics absorb the essence of the sun and the moon, and the aura of heaven and earth, and practice the power of flying to the sky, escaping from the earth, and breaking mountains and rocks. The world is about to usher in an earth-shattering melee.

In the 21st century, a top scholar was reborn as Sima Qu, the grandson of Sima Zhong, Emperor Hui of Jin Dynasty. At the beginning, the prince's father was deposed as a commoner. At this time, the Eight Kings Rebellion was happening, and after the Eight Kings Rebellion, Wu Hu was in chaos. Countless people died due to wars, famine and epidemics. It can be said that there is no smoke in the country, and there are no people in China. After Sima Ji was reborn, he was either imprisoned or became a puppet. Let's see how Sima Ji breaks the situation. . .

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos, and all the heroes came together to compete in the Central Plains. . .

Qin lost its deer, and the whole world chased it away. . . The protagonist is a prisoner at the beginning, how to overcome it? Break with knowledge. When the protagonist enters officialdom, how does he get promoted? Upgrade with knowledge. The protagonist goes into business, how to make money? Earn with knowledge. The protagonist pursues a lady, how to pursue her? Chase with knowledge. The protagonist joins the army, how can he make meritorious service? Build with knowledge. The protagonist is rebelling, how to rebel? Of course, we should use knowledge instead.

Liu Bang killed the snake and revolted, replacing the Qin Dynasty and establishing the Han Dynasty; Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Liu Qi, cut down the vassals, and the seven kings rebelled; Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Che, conquered Korea in the east, annexed Baiyue in the south, conquered Dayuan in the west, and defeated the Xiongnu in the north. . .

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the emperor was fatuous, the eunuchs were in chaos, the courtiers were fighting with each other, the vassals and towns were separatist, the states and counties were corrupt, natural disasters were constant, riots were frequent, and the borders were restless. After the fall of the Tang Dynasty, the Later Liang, Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, and Later Zhou successively established their capitals in the Central Plains. Outside the Central Plains, there were also separate regimes such as the Former Shu, the Later Shu, the Southern Wu, the Southern Tang, the Wuyue, the Min, the Southern Chu, the Southern Han, the Nanping, and the Northern Han. . .