Wherever the Dust Ends, It's Chang'an

"At this year, there was a huge locust in Yong, Liang, Qin, and Bingzhou, and all the grass and trees, cattle and horse hair were eaten. There was also a serious disease and famine, and the people were killed by bandits. The rivers were full of corpses, and the bones covered the fields." - "Book of Jin, Shi Huo Zhi" Introduction Hard-core history | A battle of wits and intrigues | No system | Growth has a price | Slow but explosive Game scene artist Wu Feng accidentally returned to the "Five Huanhua" era and became a nine-year-old child. There are no adventures here, just thousands of miles of scorched earth and brutal warlords. The only support is a tiger charm integrated into his body. The Tiger Talisman can repair injuries and strengthen abilities, but the rules are cold: every time it is used, it must be at the expense of randomly stripping away a part of memory or knowledge. This exchange is irreversible. Repairing fatal injuries may cause you to lose the appearance of your loved ones; gaining strength may cause you to forget the skills you rely on for a living. Every gain is a permanent loss of a part of yourself. This is not a heroic epic, but a record of a mortal using his knowledge and flesh and blood to defend the final bottom line in the apocalypse.