The Rebellion Diary of a Time Traveler, Limited to Superpowers

In the first year of the Yanhe reign of the Dachong Dynasty, the rule of the central court was already in danger. The empire, which had been in power for three hundred years, fell into the abyss due to the lie of never increasing taxes. The vassal towns outside Zhili were separatist, and the Ya soldiers dared to openly kill the Jiedushi envoys sent by the imperial court. In the second year of Yanhe, under the leadership of the battalion lieutenant who was responsible for escorting grain and grass, the athletes who served in the border army for overtime launched a massive military rebellion on the return home under the pretext of disarming troops, which penetrated most of the empire. Although they were wiped out later, the already shaky grassroots government organizations of the dynasty were completely destroyed. At that time, there was a strong local power in the place where Yan Xiao was born. He called himself General Butian and gathered the masses. In the ninth year of Yanhe, he revolted in Shannan Road, Qingpingzhou, and Linyang County. This started the prelude to the collapse of the Chong Dynasty. And when the rebels broke out from the stranglehold of the Central Plains warlords, Li Su woke up in a pile of rotten leaves in the wilderness of Yangju, Tokaido, and found that his body had returned to the time when he was eighteen years old. This time traveler who once taught in the border area and also provided support in Africa, now gripped the Glock pistol tightly, preparing to deal with the ensuing crisis.