The End of Jin Dynasty: from Escaping to Becoming Emperor

Shen Yan, a student of the Department of Modern History, traveled back in time to 295 AD and became the son of a refugee commander from Bingzhou. He remembers the Eight Kings Rebellion, the Yongjia Rebellion, Luoyang that would be burned to ashes, the Yiguan crossing south, and the Five Husbands disrupting China. He doesn't want to be a hero, he just wants to live. But his father died, his friend died, and Luoyang was besieged for three years. So he picked up the knife and also picked up the pen. He collected barbarian soldiers, abolished clans, equalized land, opened imperial examinations, and used modern thinking to build a new dynasty on the ruins of the Western Jin Dynasty. What he changed was not just history, but the lives of millions of people. The price was that he became the kind of person he once hated the most.