If I Become Shi Chonggui, I Will Kill Zhang Yanze

[The end of the turbulent times in the feudal town + the soul penetrates the last young emperor + recasts the iron-blooded Jin Dynasty + finally takes over the homeland of Yanyun] In 947 AD, Shi Chonggui, the Young Emperor of the Later Jin Dynasty, was trapped in Bianjing, ten years after his uncle Shi Jingtang ceded Yanyun. In the land of the Central Plains, warriors rule the roost, and the emperor is led by those with strong soldiers and horses. The ten kingdoms were divided like a pack of wolves, and the Khitan cavalry drank from the Yellow River every year. Above the court hall, the civil servants were content to maintain peace, while the generals and generals had different ambitions; outside the palace walls, the refugees looked at each other in hunger, and state and county taxes were difficult to collect. In this purgatory where rituals and music are all gone and people are like nothing, a modern soul wakes up late at night in the cold winter of the first year of Kaiyun and finds that he has become the "Emperor" Shi Chonggui in the history books - the doomed king who was captured and died in humiliation three years later after the country was overthrown. He witnessed Zhang Yanze's secret letter of collaborating with the enemy, Du Chongwei's greedy face, Liu Zhiyuan's sneer from sitting on the east side of the river, and even foresaw the Khitan's iron hoof that would destroy the prosperous future of Bianjing. In despair and humiliation, he tore up his credentials for peace and swore a blood oath: The humiliation of ceding land must be paid for now. The warriors in troubled times are all my swordsmen. In Yanyun's homeland, every inch of blood must be fought for. If fate does not favor him, he will use this broken body as fuel to rekindle the Chinese war. However, when he walked toward Zhang Yanze's mansion with his sword in hand, no one in the court knew that the young emperor, who was still drunk and dreaming last night, had a fire burning in his chest that had burned away the old world.