Iron Bones, Bright Moon and Cold

In the first year of the Apocalypse, Shen Fang, a graduate student in Ming history, traveled through time and became a seventh-level magistrate. When he opened his eyes, he was lying next to an overturned mule cart, and his mouth was full of blood. He entered the game with four hundred years of prophecy: he investigated the Liao Dynasty pay and fought against the wealthy gentry in Ningling, formed a vassal king and weaved a dark network in Kaifeng, and spent three years in Beijing to overthrow Wei Zhongxian. But history has veered off course since the day he landed - the prophet's value depreciated day by day, and finally one day it completely returned to zero. During the Jisi Incident, Hou Jin knocked the pass. He took off his official robe and guarded the Desheng Gate as a civil servant, fighting bloody battles for seventeen days. Yuan Chonghuan was imprisoned, Guan Ning's army retreated eastward, and Liaodong was empty. He rode out of the pass alone, repaired Ningyuan with tung oil and lime, used horse tendon to renew his bow string, and caught the twelve boxes of fire that Mao Wenlong had hidden for seven years on a desert island. The suspicious young emperor secretly asked him: "Do you want to be Wang Mang? Will the world continue?" He replied with six words: "I just want to defend Liaodong." This is a story about a time traveler who has exhausted all his knowledge - all that is left is his iron bones.