Rebirth of the Buddhist Rebellion

AD 541 was the period of the Three Kingdoms of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, when heroes emerged in large numbers. Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties, Prime Minister Gao Huan of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, and General Yu Wentai of the Western Wei Dynasty. Three old enemies, one is more naughty than the other. If you want to say who is the most naughty, he should be Emperor Wu of Liang for most of his life. Emperor Wu of Liang was a descendant of the Southern Qi Dynasty. He was an idol figure and had countless fans, who supported him as the founding emperor of the Southern Liang Dynasty. He is extremely intelligent, has practiced both Buddhism and Taoism, and has written poems and poems to express his philosophy of life... He can talk about everything, and he is an expert in everything. The only drawback is that his belief in Buddhism is a bit obsessive. His greatest ideal in life is to be a monk, but he is forced by life to endure being an emperor. The only shortcoming is that he lived too long and starved to death at the age of 85. If he died at 80, even at 83, his NB sparkling life would be perfectly ended. Unfortunately, in the last two years of his life, he witnessed the collapse of the Nanliang Empire he created, and he himself became a prisoner and starved to death. Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang Dynasty had eight princes and more than a hundred imperial grandchildren. These sons and grandsons are all talented and scumbag. When the capital was besieged by rebels from the north, these princes and grandsons did not want to save their father and the people, but they were busy scheming to preserve their strength and divide the land. In the end, the prosperous age of Jiangnan was ruined and the historical stage was handed over to the strong men of the north. The male protagonist Xiao An is the son of Prince Zhaoming, the most decent and earliest eldest son of Emperor Wu of Liang. In the previous life, a well-behaved and righteous gentleman killed his love and ideals with his own hands just to be a filial son and a virtuous grandson. In the end, the death should not be too miserable. There is only one word for miserable, miserable. Please try again, heroes! After being reborn, he achieved great enlightenment and was no longer bound by rituals, laws and destiny. He showed his true nature as a strong man and was determined to turn things around. The road to rebirth is not easy. Xiao An and Xiahou Longhua have been in love for two generations. They are a talented man and a beautiful woman, but a group of monsters still jump out to oppose them. Every time a prosperous age turns to decline, the standard equipment is a faint king (1), a careerist (7 uncles and N brothers), a traitor (Manchu Dynasty), a mediocre person (everywhere), a villain (in the dark), and a foreign enemy (Gaohuan of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Yuwentai of the Western Wei Dynasty) Wife! Walk! Let's go fight monsters!

I came from a forum and finally found this one. I like this male-female perspective. It's boring to focus on the court and the heroine in the harem too much. Maybe it's because I've read too many court-type novels, and I personally think that in ancient times, there shouldn't be only the perspective of the emperor. How the queen manages the harem is also very important. Come on. I will recommend it to you and your friends who are not interested in reading.

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Why doesn't the author change the novel and post it on a male channel historical novel about an imaginary dynasty? I think there will be more people in this way. You posted it on a female channel. Women only like the heroine. Several men like the same woman. I checked on Baidu to find out the word count of your last novel. It's a lot. I hope this novel can be written more perfectly and have more words. I was originally wondering if one chapter a day would be too few, but I saw that the quality of your chapter is quite high, and then I couldn't say anything. I will always subscribe. Can you receive the subscription for qq reading? Come on, I hope to become a god, thank you very much.

Regarding history, it is very difficult not to make assumptions! Come on, I'm currently coding Tang Dynasty texts and looking up a lot of information...

I really like your work, please give it a try!

It's pretty good. The only drawback is that there are too many characters. I saw so many Xiaos that I was a little confused and couldn't figure out the relationship. Moreover, girls on female channels are not as good at history as boys, so it is recommended that the storyline of a certain character be more focused. It vaguely feels like a good story.

Where did I read this book yesterday? I just can't remember 🤭

There is no such name as Xiao An when looking for history, but there is a name called Xiao Ji, the youngest son of Prince Zhaoming. The character introduction is as follows: Xiao Jin (? - August 7, 537), the fifth son of Xiao Tong, Prince Zhaoming of Southern Liang, and the younger brother of Xiao Qi, Emperor Xuan of Liang. In the third year of Zhongdatong (531), the crown prince Xiao Tong passed away. In the third month of the third year of Datong (March 29, 537), Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty granted Xiao Jian the title of Prince of Yiyang County, granting him a settlement of 2,000 households. Xiao Jin passed away on Jiyou in July of that year (August 7). Basically, it died just after the title was granted to the county king. It was even worse than your prequel "Old Stories of Nanliang".

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