Sima's Mess

In 280 AD, three points returned to Jin, and the world was unified. Unexpectedly, as soon as Sima Yan took the throne, he personally laid the clues to three hundred years of troubled times - the idiot son took over, the demon queen Jia Nanfeng disrupted the situation, the eight kings slashed each other with swords, and the Huns cavalry trampled Luoyang. The Central Plains were sinking, and the clothes were transferred to the south. Sima Rui, the king of Langya, with the support of Wang Dao, settled in a corner of Jiankang. From then on, "the king and his horse share the world", and clan politics became the main theme of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The five barbarians in the north took turns to appear: Shi Le, who was born as a slave, established the Hou Zhao Dynasty, Fu Jian and Wang Meng unified the north but failed in Feishui, Murong Xianbei had several ups and downs, and the Tuoba family quietly saved up and finally became a climate. In the south, Huan Wen's Northern Expedition fell short, Liu Yu's Han family counterattacked the Jin Dynasty and established the Song Dynasty. Xiao Daocheng and Xiao Yan successively led to the Zen Dynasty, and the dynasties changed like a revolving door. The battle of Zhongli turned blood into rivers, the uprising of six towns shook the northern border, the rebellion of Heyin slaughtered hundreds of officials, and the rebellion of Hou Jing reduced the south of the Yangtze River to ruins. Until Yang Jian was born, the Northern Zhou Dynasty destroyed Qi, and the Sui army crossed the river, empress Chen was captured in Rouge Well. Three hundred years of storms have passed, and China has returned to unity. In this period of history, there are heroes and villains, loyal ministers and traitors, amazing ingenuity and suffocating madness. This book uses people as a thread and contrasts the north and south mirrors to take you into the melting pot where powerful families, barbarians, heroes and tyrants are intertwined.