Hedong Nightmare: Rewriting the Five Dynasties from Giving Poisoned Wine

Late Tang Dynasty and Five Dynasties] [Historical Plot] [Death Rehearsal] [Forced Business] [Reverse Cool Article] [Survival Suspense] [Shatuo Group] [Struggle for Hegemony in Troubled Times] During the Zhonghe period at the end of the Tang Dynasty, the embers of the Huangchao Rebellion were not extinguished. The forces of Zhu Wen, Li Keyong, Hebei Fanzhen and Khitan were on the rise at the same time, and the world was about to fall into the bloody abyss of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The modern project manager traveled through time and became Li Sizhao, a nobleman from Shatuo. On the surface, he was the dandy brother of Li Keyong, the governor of Hedong Province. In fact, he was a transitional character who was about to be forgotten, suspected, and executed by a glass of poisonous wine in the history books. The first time he fell asleep, he personally drank the poisonous wine given by Li Keyong in his dream, and his stomach cramps, suffocation, and the feeling of dying all remained real. After waking up, he found that he only had three months left. He couldn't escape, otherwise he would be trampled to pieces by Shatuo's cavalry; he couldn't surrender to Zhu Wen, and he would die faster; he couldn't express his loyalty directly, otherwise it would be more like a guilty conscience. The only way to survive is to make Li Keyong feel that "killing him is not as useful as keeping him." Therefore, a modern man who just wants to play bad to save his life is forced to try and make mistakes, die, and replay again and again in the nightmare. In reality, he pretends to be crazy, fails at the banquet, and conducts a secret mutiny. But every time he saves himself, he gets closer to the center of power; every time he proves his worth, it makes Li Keyong more fearful, Li Cunxu more hostile, and Shatuo generals want to push him to the card table. He doesn't want to be a hero, but the whole troubled world is forcing him to take the throne.