Han Zuo Guilin: from a Pawn in the Western Jin Dynasty to an Emperor Through the Ages

In the first year of Yongxing, the Western Jin Dynasty collapsed. The eight kings have destroyed the vitality of the world, and the five barbarians are eyeing the Central Plains. China is about to fall into a catastrophe of three hundred years. The nobles are extravagant, the officials are corrupt, and the lives of the people at the bottom of the world are like straw in troubled times. Ling Feng, a modern man who is well versed in the history of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, traveled through time and became a poor orphan in Qiao County. His family was destitute and desperate to survive. Awakening from a serious illness, he lost his cowardice, took a stand on the troubled times with a thousand-year vision, opened up wasteland, burned charcoal, and got out of trouble on his own. But the most poisonous thing in troubled times is the human heart: jealous neighbors create enemies and spread rumors to block him, hoping to seize his hard-earned inheritance; the government exploits him through legal means and plunders with force, trying to usurp his livelihood skills. The people are evil and the officials are corrupt, and life is blocked by a desperate situation on all sides. Forbearance cannot buy stability, and giving in cannot preserve vitality. Unwilling to follow the trend, Ling Feng bucked the trend and used his sword to fight against the wolves in troubled times. He gradually accumulated power, rectified the countryside, and resisted Hu Chen. At the time of the overthrow of China, he rekindled Han Zuo, ended the turmoil of troubled times, and created an immortal Han family prosperous era in which the emperor guarded the country.