The Chronicles of Emperor Wei

[Alternate History·Dynasty Epic] The five generations were disturbed by clouds, and the ten kingdoms were divided. Although the emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty united with the Central Plains, he was cowardly and lost his country, causing the Khitan to steal the tripod, and China once again suffered the humiliation of Zhanqiu. The Lord of Liao was tyrannical, turning Xia into barbarians, destroying my clothes, and denying me farming. The world was in mourning, waiting for a hero to rise. At that time, the son of the Wei family in Longshan was without weapons. After Ben Zhongliang saw the overthrow of the country, he wrote with emotion: "How can my husband sit back and watch the bronze camel and thorns!" Then he dispersed the family wealth, gathered righteous soldiers, inherited the remaining heroes of the Yan and Han Dynasties, and raised the banner of resistance to the Liao Dynasty. After hundreds of battles, the world was cleared, Jinling was established, and Wei Zuo established his legacy for 433 years. On the day of offering sacrifices to the Yellow Emperor, he should honor his son, show his loyalty, make three points of merit, and be worthy of heaven and earth. However, what is extremely prosperous must inevitably decline, and this is the norm. It was passed down to the last emperor Yuan, although he had the talent for martial arts and the ambition to rejuvenate, but there were frequent natural disasters and fierce party struggles. The prince superintends the division outside, commits treason and betrays the country, and opens nine gates at night. The emperor was trapped in an isolated city, and he issued a bloody edict: "Let my corpse be torn open, but no one of the people will be hurt! The guard can be destroyed, but the world cannot be destroyed!" So he hanged himself to die in the country. His fierceness was comparable to that of Chongzhen and Huaizong. Later, the clan moved south and established the imperial court again. However, the powerful ministers were restrained and the warlords divided their regimes. Even if Zheng Hong relied on the power of firearms and defeated Hu Qi three times, it would be difficult to reverse the situation. After the war at Yashan, the country was in ruins. Thousands of left-behind ministers traveled across the sea with their scriptures, drifting to foreign lands, leaving behind the sorrow of millet and maixiu. This is a biography that describes the generosity of the founding of the country and the desolation of the country's destruction. Who controls the rise and fall? Sing into the sunset.