Jiedushi of the Residual Tang Dynasty

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the world was in chaos. The emperor moved and all the heroes came together. The war continues and the whole world is abuzz. Slaughter all the nobles, and the princes will surrender. Thieves are rampant and people are in ruins. Beasts race and humans eat each other. This era of great chaos has never happened before; it is also a time of great change that only happens once in a thousand years. Heroes are all reckless people. It doesn't matter whether they are good or evil or right or wrong. It doesn't matter whether you are an old emperor or a man with mud-footed feet. They are all flesh and blood under swords and guns. They are all packed away. Chen Zhang was lucky enough to come to this end of the world, holding a machete in his hand and having thousands of ideals in his chest. He wanted to end this troubled world, to reunify China, and to stop fighting each other; he wanted to restore peace to China, with men plowing and women weaving in the countryside, and the markets bustling with traffic; he had a vision, where there was a village beside every stream, and there was constant smoke in every village, and chickens and dogs could hear each other. At the entrance of the village, a white-haired old man sat leisurely, watching the children playing around him, and telling stories about his youth. The ideal is still in his heart and has never been far away, but the reality makes it difficult for Chen Zhang to survive.