The Emperor of Zhou Dynasty Began to Unify the World Through His Soul.

Also known as "Emperor Zhou: My counselor is Lao Tzu" Ji Man, a modern social beast, woke up and became the Emperor of Zhou who was about to be laid off in the early Spring and Autumn Period. There are only two cities on the starting map, with a strength of 3,000 old and weak soldiers, the treasury is extremely poor, and the surroundings are surrounded by eager princes. Faced with this hellish difficulty, Ji Man did not choose to lie down. He knows very well that in this era of broken etiquette and broken music, fists are the last word. Fortunately, he had two king bombs in his hand. One is Li Er, the history guard of the Tibetan Chamber. He opens his mouth "Tao follows nature" and shuts his mouth "governing by doing nothing". The future Taoist founder was not only a living encyclopedia, but also a top political strategy master who taught him how to use rules to manipulate the princes. The other one is the living fossil Jiang Shang, a legend on the list of gods and the originator of military strategists. This seemingly kind old man is actually extremely sinister. He has formulated a "boil the frog in warm water" plan for him that spans a hundred years, vowing to use the broken ship of the Zhou Dynasty to sink all the princes. "Since the emperor's position is unstable, I will make the chair bigger." See how modern thinking collides with the wisdom of the pre-Qin Dynasty, and how Ji Man led two immortal grandfathers from surviving to sweeping across the world, rewriting the thousand-year history of China!